Sentence examples for for additional exposure from inspiring English sources

"They weren't using it to segment their business for additional exposure".

Instead, they will forgo the ticket revenue for additional exposure, to compete where no other college basketball teams have.

Stand-alone interbody cages with integrated screws potentially provide a biomechanically stable solution for anterior lumbar interbody fusion (ALIF) that alleviates the need for additional exposure for supplemental fixation, thereby reducing the chance of additional complications and morbidity.

Lacking a major push from an outside force is "a bit of a disadvantage in some ways in terms of marketing and leveraging existing relationships for additional exposure," Fairchild believes.

However, high total estimated intakes of Cr from use of several lip products and the potential for additional exposure from other sources suggests that Cr intake from lip products should be a priority for additional research.

They advocated for additional exposure of the undergraduate psychology students to training curriculum aimed at improving their early recognition of symptoms and signs of autism spectrum disorders which is known to improve prognosis.

However, ambient concentrations fail to account for additional exposures from indoor sources.

This risk estimate does not include the potential for additional exposures to arsenic from confined animal feeding operation (CAFO) wastes via land disposal, which may reach human populations though soil contact, groundwater contamination, and plant uptake, as noted in my letter (Silbergeld 2004).

Although the Romney press team isn't proactive in trying to generate tons of additional exposure for the candidate, it doesn't ignore the media's unceasing appetite for campaign news.

Finally, the novel design of this study could serve as a prototype approach for future discoveries of additional exposure biomarkers or surrogate disease endpoints in other birth cohort studies.

After 1954, playing on the soil covering of the landfill was thought to be the main route of additional exposure for children; therefore, we considered children < 13 years of age who lived closest (tiers 1 and 2) during the closed period to be potentially exposed during childhood.