This has the potential to put patients at risk and may lead to patient exposure to interactions with conventional medicines or adverse effects.
Attempts to correlate total distance travelled (exposure) to vehicular interaction would be inaccurate as vehicular interactions significantly depend on vehicle positioning pattern in addition to density and composition.
As Brian Alters and Sandra Alters explain, "student misconceptions… are not easily changed.… In learning evolutionary concepts in particular, students appear to need an extended exposure to and interaction with these concepts for growth in their understanding to occur" (Alters and Alters 2001: 180).
Echo's growth and mainstream momentum is huge news for both the company and for voice-based interfaces, since it means a lot more people who otherwise might not be used to speaking aloud to accomplish any computing will now have regular exposure to that interaction method.
Although exposure to, and interaction with, natural environments are recognized as health-promoting, little is understood about the use of nature contact in treatment and rehabilitation for cancer survivors.
Exposure to social interaction and nature when exercising may be useful on theoretical grounds.
The possibility that the exposure to or interaction with any additional resources or experiences led to an increase in knowledge (i.e. due to a possibly more in-depth coverage of the topic), cannot be excluded completely with the study design.
A high proportion of school personnel however (65%), expressed concern about the potential liability and child safeguarding issues when caring for students with T1D in school [ 55], which was related to concern surrounding exposure to and interaction with children's bodies, especially someone else's child [ 92].
Positive attentional bias is not thought to alter mood directly but rather to protect against the negative effects of stressful environmental interactions (7); it was therefore predicted that the effect of ABM on mood would accumulate with exposure to such interactions over time that is, residual depressive symptoms and CAR would decrease across the bias modification and follow-up period.
These findings raise the possibility that the blocking residue in vertebrate "non-GluA1" long-tailed AMPA receptor subunits may have evolved to faciliate its regulated exposure to PDZ interactions.
