If it is found that only a subset of the population benefits from fortified foods, "do you give a whole population a higher exposure than normal to a nutrient, without knowing what the risk is?" asked Dr. Patrick J. Stover, the director of the Cornell Institute for Nutritional Genomics.
Load-fund investors' reluctance to switch has helped them at the same time that it has hurt them: They tend to have a higher average exposure to equities than do no-load investors, whose frequent switching leads to a higher exposure to cash.
They concluded that firms do not benefit from a higher exposure to such schemes.
Boys reported a higher exposure to violence (p <0.001), and girls reported more sexual abuse (p <0.001).
Contrary to previous research, we found little evidence to suggest that migrants had a higher exposure to overeducation.
2,2'-Iminodiethanol is also registered by several companies suggesting a higher exposure level than estimated in the single dossiers.
However, female migrants domiciled in the host country at age 16 were found to have a higher exposure to overskilling relative to their native counterparts.
(2) Cosmetic products are applied intentionally directly on the body surface and lead therefore to a higher exposure compared with most other consumer products.
"It's possible that in Wales people are less aware of the dangers or have had a higher exposure," said a spokeswoman.
The weighting by GDP gave Keating a relatively low exposure to Asia when it was riding high and a higher exposure to Europe when it was slumping.
Another significant aspect is the degree of competitive pressure: firms with a higher exposure to foreign markets (captured by the share of turnover generated abroad) were more likely to experience both strong demand and strong credit shocks.
