Sentence examples for additional exposure for from inspiring English sources
Sorenstam's peers praised her recent play, which provided additional exposure for the Tour.
But the rise of video on demand, both on television and online, has provided additional exposure for the films and made stars more willing to participate.
Although the app will continue to provide information about commercials on "a one-by-one basis," said Doug Garland, chief revenue officer at Shazam, there will now be additional exposure for advertisers when their spots that are Shazam-enabled play during TV shows.
Brands also like working with companies like these in order to drive additional exposure for their products.
Last year, Facebook launched Sponsored Stories as its next step in social advertising, The ad unit lets brands buy additional exposure for mentions or interactions with them that typically appear as news feed stories.
Stand-alone interbody cages with integrated screws potentially provide a biomechanically stable solution for anterior lumbar interbody fusion (ALIF) that alleviates the need for additional exposure for supplemental fixation, thereby reducing the chance of additional complications and morbidity.
However, high total estimated intakes of Cr from use of several lip products and the potential for additional exposure from other sources suggests that Cr intake from lip products should be a priority for additional research.
They advocated for additional exposure of the undergraduate psychology students to training curriculum aimed at improving their early recognition of symptoms and signs of autism spectrum disorders which is known to improve prognosis.
The dark state was achieved by RC in the process of relaxation after turning off the light, and dark values of absorption were achieved after additional exposure of RC without light for 700 s.
The β+-activity is induced by the therapeutic irradiation; therefore, no additional exposure of the patient is required for the PET measurements.
Results pointed out the relevance of foliar invertebrates and their trophic relationships as additional exposure routes for assessing secondary poisoning in predators.
