Sentence examples for exposure perspective from inspiring English sources

While the Starbucks deal is no doubt a huge win for Square from a branding and exposure perspective, these smaller chains could represent a huge opportunity for Square to command a meaningful part of payments for the regional merchant.

Rather than keeping climate change as a separate or dominating topic, the proposal from a development perspective is to enact the "multiple exposure" perspective by viewing climate change as one challenge amongst many (Gaillard 2010; Mercer 2010).

Furthermore, urban air pollution has never been studied from a chronic exposure perspective but only using daily levels.

Such a differentiation is needed from the exposure perspective because the participants' equipment radiates closer to the body causing much more absorption of radiation.

An evaluation at the state level can provide some insight about differentials in past energy codes as well as within-region differences that might be important from an emissions and exposure perspective.

If we compare the baseline mean risks from an exposure perspective, 69% of total risk comes from exposures occurring indoors (52% in the home), 9% from outdoors, 7% from travel time, and 15% from food.

These results indicate that [18 F]AFM appears to be safe for human studies from both pharmacologic and radiation exposure perspectives.

Josh likes to imagine a society in which most kids had Benji's exposure and perspective.

Strupp BJ & Beaudin S. Assessing the neurobehavioral effects of early toxicant exposure: A perspective from animal research.

Large, population-based studies of the relationship between air pollution and adverse birth outcomes such as low birth weight present a challenge from an exposure assessment perspective [ 1, 2].

The Biology & Society major is designed for students who wish to combine the study of biology with exposure to perspectives from the social sciences and humanities.