The phrase "affecting exposure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the impact or influence on someone's exposure to something, such as information, experiences, or risks.
Example: "The new policy is affecting exposure to environmental hazards in the community."
Alternatives: "influencing exposure" or "impacting exposure".
Changes affecting exposure, susceptibility, risk, and health continue throughout life.
There were no drug drug interactions affecting exposure of either drug.
Most of the factors affecting exposure are commonly known by acronym ADME absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion.
N-linked glycosylation resulting from expression in mammalian cells therefore favors production of well-folded Pfs48/45 6C, without affecting exposure of potent epitope I. Next, we structurally mapped the sequence diversity documented for Pfs48/45.
Moreover, factors affecting exposure and vulnerability vary considerably by hazard context, disaster stage, and national setting (Rufat et al. 2015).
Analysis of factors affecting exposure levels revealed that use of ureteral access sheaths (p=0.01) and retrograde pyelography (p=0.04) were significantly associated with fluoroscopy time.
Does the diffusion of drugs into these membraneless organelles affect exposure?
Our results underscore the need to evaluate how socioeconomic position affects exposure to air pollution.
Rather, there should be emphasis on the economic and infrastructure determinants of access to technology, as well as the details of behaviors that affect exposure.
In the vapor/aerosol phase methods, several process-related factors were identified that may affect exposure including energy source, temperature, pressure, gas flow rates, etc.
Any false information, even if provided unintentionally, can affect exposure and resulting sales.
