Sentence examples for a very common exposure from inspiring English sources

Ingestion of plant material continues to be a very common exposure for humans (particularly children) and can account for nearly 100,000 calls to national poison centers annually (Watson et al. 2004).

The topic of this study is rarely studied within the field of environmental epidemiology, although surveys are a very common way to estimate impact of various exposures.

A very common, important route for generation of singlet oxygen is exposure of oxygen (air) to light in the presence of a photosensitizer.

Exposure to scented materials, including air "fresheners," is a very common trigger of asthma attacks.

It's a very common fear and a very powerful one, is in his practice he faced it by a process of exposure and desensitization, where he thought about it, and then he practiced it, and he worked out what he's going to say, and delivered some text.

A very common error.

"So it is a very common thing.

Apparently it's a very common fear.

"This is a very common method".

This is a very common misunderstanding.

A very common and safe practice.