Ms. Zavala got even more exposure last week when she hosted Michelle Obama, who made a lightning trip here on her first solo foreign visit.
We also expect a more prolonged exposure when compared with colder climate areas, resulting in a muting of seasonality trends.
Our findings provide additional support for an aetiologic role for vitamin D in bladder cancer and suggest that free, rather than total, circulating vitamin D may be a more relevant exposure when examining bladder and, perhaps, other cancers.
But he got much more exposure in 1978, when his paintings had a starring role in the Paul Mazursky movie "An Unmarried Woman," in which Alan Bates plays a smoldering, heavily bearded Manhattan artist.
In specialized hospital wards the daily number of patient handling tasks seems to be a more feasible measure of exposure when assessing the risk of LBP compared to more advanced measures of physical load on the lower lumbar spine.
Finally, the results for endotoxin load were typically stronger and more consistent than for endotoxin concentration suggesting that load more be a more relevant measure of endotoxin exposure when related to human health.
This week he might have more exposure than he wants when he lines up against the Trojans' defense.
Dust ingestion and inhalation become more important sources of exposure when children begin crawling on indoor and outdoor surfaces (Jones-Otazo et al. 2005; Wilford et al. 2005).
Traffic counting, traffic density observed on-site, and traffic density strata defined by the CET correlate well with NO2 concentration of the outdoor air in São Paulo City, which suggests that they could be used as proxy for traffic exposure, when more accurate measurements are not available.
This study was undertaken to determine if equipment and procedures previously used to generate mainstream smoke constituents should be replaced with equipment that captures each smoker's true puff profile to more accurately reflect human exposure when testing new tobacco products.
