The phrase "affect the exposure of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how one factor influences the visibility or presentation of another factor, often in contexts like photography, media, or research.
Example: "The lighting conditions can significantly affect the exposure of the photograph, impacting its overall quality."
Alternatives: "influence the visibility of" or "impact the presentation of".
We quantify how different levels of equity exposure chosen by the policyholder affect the exposure of the guarantee providers to systematic mortality risk.
While cleavage did not affect the exposure of NAb epitopes on the gp140 trimers, non-neutralizing antibodies to gp41 epitopes bound much more strongly to uncleaved trimers.
The results obtained show that the concentration of PAH metabolites does not always increase with the size, there are obviously factors which can affect the exposure of this pollutant such as species differences, age, sex, maturity and diet.
There is a possibility that mutations in V2 region may affect the exposure of V3 epitope and that might have contributed to increased neutralization sensitivity.
However, in many situations these assumptions are not met and there can be unmeasured confounders that can affect the exposure of interest.
It is possible that the deficiency of CIX might not only destabilize cartilage but could also affect the exposure of epitopes for antibody binding.
It is notable that exposure to mass media and parental guardianship also affected the exposure of SRH information only among males.
Therefore, other sources close to the living areas, such as emissions from gasoline-powered devices, could have infiltrated indoors (Batterman et al. 2007) and affected the exposure of Hispanics to benzene.
The objective of the exposure assessment is to obtain a realistic view of the factors affecting the exposure of different age sex strata to OTA, paying particular attention to subgroups of the population that are likely to have a higher level of exposure.
In addition, unknown changes over time in drinking water withdrawals, aquifer conditions (i.e., precipitation, impact of facility effluent discharge on groundwater levels), distribution system infrastructure (adding pipes, water storage, mixing), and personal water usage also affected the exposure of subjects at their residences.
Light affects the exposure of your picture.
