Information from 126,220 bee colonies indicated a 10% difference in death rate when comparing high and low exposure to imidacloprid.
Low exposure to lead, a powerful neurotoxin, can produce long-term health effects, particularly in young children in the form of behavioral problems or lower IQ.
A spokesman for the Hungarian Financial Supervisory Authority said the agency made a comprehensive survey of the financial sector and found extremely low exposure to the mortgage crisis.
The closer you are to retirement, the higher the percentage of bonds with low exposure to stocks.
Both Société Générale and Credit Suisse noted their low exposure to the credit crisis linked to subprime mortgage risks in the United States, which has hit some European banks in recent months.
Scientists have tested the cancer-causing nature of thousands of chemicals, natural and synthetic, and have concluded that low exposure to POP's is no more dangerous than drinking coffee and significantly less dangerous than smoking cigarettes.
But the Austrian banks emerged bruised from the financial crisis, while Polish institutions escaped relatively unscathed because of their low exposure to troubled foreign assets.
Morrisons, which is pinning hopes on an expansion into online retailing and convenience stores, said its low exposure to these areas "continues to impact sales performance".
"HSBC is the safest," says Jonathan Jackson, head of UK equities at stockbroker Killik & Co. "It is expected to yield 4.7% and its focus on the far east and emerging markets and low exposure to Europe and North America are plus points.
EEG changes suggest brain cholinesterase inhibition following low exposure to methyl parathion.
The samples' relatively low exposure to real-life violence may have limited the identification of relationships.
