Sentence examples for generating exposure from inspiring English sources

It is often possible to acknowledge the public's concerns without accepting responsibility and generating exposure to liability.

Generating exposure estimates from modeled rather than monitored assessments has strengths and limitations.

In fact, generating exposure data for all participants can be an extremely cost-inefficient strategy.

We show that generating exposure data for a subset of study participants, rather than all participants, does not substantially decrease power when the IV is relatively strong.

Control of aerosol and vapor characteristics that affect the toxicity of inhaled contaminants often determines the methods of generating exposure atmospheres.

Generating exposure data for a subset of participants will typically have a very limited impact on power, with the optimal size of this subset being determined by the strength of the IV.

The seasonal variation of erythemal exposures are similar to the seasonal variation of vitamin D generating exposures of solar radiation at all latitudes (Fig. 1).

She's pioneered the way in which we work with cultural influencers to generate exposure.

These files are also needed in mkinstmap to generate exposure maps and fluxed images.

On the side of musicians, marketers can help generate exposure for new songs, which struggle to gain attention because of the decline in CD sales, radio play, music video shows like "Total Request Live" and retail outlets, including Tower Records.

It has made me realise the potential for a number of small firms to work together, generate exposure, attract new customers and win new business for each other in a very efficient and cost effective way".