Sentence examples for exposure advantage from inspiring English sources

In that case, it's tough to expect Weis or any other coach to compete for recruits with big state schools, especially without the TV exposure advantage of yesteryear.

It should be noted that the initial solubility advantages of the cocrystals may be sufficient to give an exposure advantage in pharmacokinetic studies even if they dissociate.

Accordingly, in the present paper we studied the role of ANGPTL4 in lipid metabolism during cold exposure, taking advantage of Angptl4-deficient (Angptl4-/) mice and Angptl4-overexpressing (Angptl4-Tg) mice.

"Exposure is another advantage.

Rebecca Ringle used Lola's limited exposure to her advantage.

I suggest you work this unwanted exposure to your advantage.

All the main rooms on both levels have southern exposure to take advantage of the natural light and feature glass walls and sliding doors with a view of the garden and countryside beyond.

Prior theoretical research has established 3 sources of pioneer brand advantage: exposure sequence, product trial, and pioneer status.

"As soon as you give your own brand less exposure, to the advantage of a Yahoo! or an MSN, you risk weakening customer loyalty," he warns.

In addition, the technically demanding screw insertion was avoided, and hence the operative time and radiation exposure reduced—an advantage that justifies the adage "simplicity is the ultimate sophistication".

But since officiating the marriage of Prince William and Kate Middleton two years ago, an event watched by hundreds of millions of people worldwide, the dean of London's Westminster Abbey has used his newfound exposure to his advantage.