Sentence examples for incidental exposure from inspiring English sources

While there is debate about incidental exposure, there is agreement that working with the wood can be dangerous.

The significant effects of structural factors found suggest that incidental exposure can limit consequences of selective exposure.

But safety recommendations published by an interagency committee (of which the D.E.A. was a part) echo toxicologists' assurances that such incidental exposure poses only a minimal risk.

Philip J. Landrigan, a professor at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine in Manhattan, said the dangers from incidental exposure were a matter of perspective.

We examined such discouragement by peer excellence by exploiting the incidental exposure to peers' abilities that occurs when students are asked to assess each other's work.

Study 1, using an experimental design, shows that incidental exposure to news has significant effects on an individual's recognition and recall of information in news stories.

Elizabeth K. Costello, co-lead author of the study, said the results suggested that caesarean-delivered newborns might acquire their initial bacteria from incidental exposures to the hospital environment or from skin contact with another human being.

Urinary CFA-S and Hb adducts correlated well in samples collected shortly after incidental exposures.

The LODs of these methods vary, but many are suitable for measuring TCPY resulting from incidental exposures.

The LODs of these methods vary, but many are suitable for measuring metabolites resulting from incidental exposures.

Workers with the highest risks today are likely to be those subject to incidental exposures during the course of their work; for example, building maintenance workers.