Although the design of the study did not allow us to benefit from the large variability of pollutant exposure between cohorts, we took advantage of the exposure variation within cohorts.
"One of the key aims here is to take advantage of its exposure to economically growing areas of the UK.
With polls showing a very tight race, the debate offers the advantage of broader exposure for Mr. Lazio.
At the time, the apartment's real-life investment banker was planning to put it on the market, taking advantage of the exposure.
Jay Timmons, head of the manufacturers group, said in a statement, "Mr. Bryson has a strong business background and serves on the board of many manufacturing companies, which gives him the advantage of having exposure to the difficult issues manufacturers face in today's global marketplace".
Some businesses take advantage of such exposure to share their trustworthy activities with consumers.
McHale went the other way, taking advantage of his exposure on The Soup to attract audiences and money.
This is usually achieved through a lateral approach, which has the advantage of excellent exposure to the posterior facet, calcaneocuboid joint, lateral wall and the tuberosity.
This non-invasive method has the advantage of measuring exposure over extended periods of time and thereby of evaluating the risk of chronic intoxication.
I regret not taking advantage of my exposure at a younger age, but am making a vow to try even harder now.
