More than 60 million people, mainly in Africa, would be exposed to higher rates of malaria.
Mr. Eresman acknowledged investors in the new gas firm will be exposed to higher commodity-price risk.
Still, he points to several studies that suggest menthol smokers may be exposed to higher levels of dangerous compounds than nonmenthol smokers.
If Placer's bid succeeds, AurionGold shareholders will receive lower dividends and also be exposed to higher risk through Placer operations in South Africa, AurionGold said.
Perhaps surprisingly car drivers can be exposed to higher levels of air pollution inside their vehicle than on the pavement, suggesting that walking or cycling could be healthier.
Thousands of homeowners could be exposed to higher levels of the deadly gas radon than they realise because of a bizarre interaction with the moon.
"It is reasonable to assume, however, that the systems will be exposed to higher numbers of attempted attacks and manipulation as the use of e-voting becomes more widespread," the report noted.
Once children are out, the pollsters for the Human Rights Campaign found, they tend to be exposed to higher levels of "frequent" verbal harassment (name calling) at school than those who stay in the closet.
One respondent even considered himself to be exposed to higher costs, because he expected an extra charge for the service of exchanging the battery.
In this case the building changes from being enclosed to being partially enclosed and may immediately be exposed to higher internal pressures that may exceed its designed capacity.
Worryingly, a significant number of responding CSRs do not alter CT parameters based on either anatomical region (57 %) or study indication (48%%), indicating that patients may potentially be exposed to higher doses than necessary contrary to the ALARA principle.
