The phrase "absolute exposure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to photography, risk assessment, or any situation where complete visibility or openness is being discussed.
Example: "The photographer aimed for absolute exposure to capture the intricate details of the landscape."
Alternatives: "complete exposure" or "total exposure".
HSBC, Europe's biggest bank, has the "largest absolute exposure" in the UAE with $17bn of loans in 2008, JP Morgan said.
Analysts said Société Générale, which is to report its own results Tuesday, would probably also announce a larger write-off on its Greek debt, but noted that the bank's absolute exposure to the country was considerably smaller than BNP's.
It could also reflect gender-specific differences in vitamin D metabolism, which causes men and women to experience a deficiency at different absolute exposure levels [53], [54].
It is difficult to quantify the absolute exposure and duration of specific glucocorticoid regimens.
Without absolute exposure measures it is hard to evaluate this possibility.
There was no statistically significant association of excretion patterns with estimated absolute exposure levels or sex (data not shown).
In future risk managers everywhere will concentrate much more on the size of banks' absolute exposures.Such changes will help.
A possible pitfall in processing may be over-dehydration related to over-timing of absolute alcohol exposure of tissues with less water content due to alcohol-based fixatives.
In contrast with previous studies that commonly used excess relative risk models, we assessed the radiation risks using the latest BEIR-VII excess absolute rate exposure-risk model.
Given that the circadian system may be more concerned with contrast (ie, day:night ratio) than with absolute light exposures, 40 the lighting intervention used in this study was also beneficial in this regard.
Although the absolute value of exposure is expected to vary with time, it is plausible that the distribution of the population into exposure tertiles exhibits limited variations across time; that is, women in the highest exposure tertile at 27 gestational weeks may also correspond to a large proportion of the women in the highest tertile of exposure averaged over a longer period.
