Sentence examples for added exposure of from inspiring English sources

Guitarist and frontwoman Rowsell says she does not know what to expect from the added exposure of the film.

But he added: "Exposure to some level of air pollution is unavoidable in day-to-day life and the risk still remains fairly low.

The album and film of the two performances gave added exposure to Mr. Khan and North Indian music.

But their old-school tactics — and much larger staff — gave Clinton's campaign some added exposure ahead of the vice presidential debate Tuesday. .

The added exposure comes courtesy of keyword advertising, in which marketers -- or common folk, for that matter -- bid to have brief advertisements appear atop or beside search results whenever Internet users type in certain words.

HRW's report should bolster efforts to eradicate adultification generally (and indeed recent Supreme Court rulings have been edging in that direction) and add exposure to the application of specific adult forms of punishment to children, like placing inmates into solitary spaces for long periods.

When exposure to flow was analyzed with respect to hole location, there was a significant difference due to the effect of flow and added exposure time (18 h) at hole four (P < 0.01, Fig.  9b).

The handful of insurers providing separate terrorism-risk coverage a clutch of Lloyd's syndicates, a few firms in Bermuda, American International Group, ACE and Berkshire Hathaway's National Indemnity are cautious about adding exposure in these cities, because of high building density and the extensive coverage they have already written.

In developing countries, where manual disassembly of electronics often takes place, the recovery rate is far lower and comes with the added risk of exposure to hazardous chemicals.

In the present study, we inhibited both TDE and HCE by adding LactC2, implicating exposure of PS on the cell surface in the process.

This allowed us to determine whether time-dependent HR and HRV changes during the 3-hr exposure were attributable to the added effects of CB exposure or simply due to the recovery from O3 preexposure.