'nature exposure' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a person's or an object's experience of the natural world and its effects. For example, "The children had increased nature exposure during their summer camp, which has been linked to a better mood and awareness."
Five studies were conducted to understand the impact of nature exposure on body image.
The analyses revealed consistent and systematically positive relationships between nature exposure and student performance.
Many studies have employed experimental designs that compared various levels of nature exposure, or have used exogenous neighborhood-based measures of nature.
In three studies we test causal direction with experimental manipulations of nature exposure and laboratory analogs of cooperative and sustainable behavior.
Some nature exposure had a positive correlation with NGO contributions, and other types of nature exposure had negative correlations with NGO contributions (Table 2).
Our results show correlations between the type and timing of nature exposure and amount of later conservation investment.
However, pre-existing responses due to natural exposure, nature of carrier protein and nature of the polysaccharide itself could be important in determining responses to each serotype.
According to the experts, natural infrastructure helps maximize daily exposures to nature, as exposure needs to be continuous for the benefits of small doses to accrue.
By implying a "nature-exposure" model for PEB there are also opportunities for "win-win-situations" by adding the ecosystem services provided by green spaces, such as a reduced urban heat island effect [ 73] and lower air pollution levels [ 74] to the indirect and long-term positive health effects of PEB.
Nature of exposure: The magnitude, duration, frequency, and/or timing of exposure to the mixture raises concerns about possible adverse effects.
The logistic regression model indicated that needle stick injuries and body fluid exposures are strongly associated with each other, indicating the clustering nature of exposure incidents on groups of HCWs probably based on risky habits and suboptimal SPs compliance.
