Sentence examples for product exposure from inspiring English sources

Providing 400 vehicles to the host committee is "a great product exposure opportunity for us," said William Noack, a G.M. spokesman attending the convention.

THE RESULTS The media attention and product exposure caught the eye of retailers like Walgreens.com, Target.com and Meijer Stores.

Use of quantitative risk assessment (QRA) for assessing the skin sensitization potential of chemicals present in consumer products requires an understanding of hazard and product exposure.

One in three of the dolphins recovered from the coasts of Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama suffered from otherwise rarely-seen adrenal lesions consistent with petroleum product exposure, according to a report from NOAA's Office of Response and Restoration.

Blood product exposure was less common in younger than older HCV patients.

Events identified in Pharmacy SONAR were labelled AEs pending adjudication; however, they were obtained through specific questioning about product exposure.

We would not be surprised to see a bid from a north American asset manager that is trading on high earnings multiples, has surplus capital and has stated its intent to diversify geographies and product exposures.

According to the National Poison Data System, analgesics were the most common cause of exposures, with 322,016 in 2012, and cosmetics and personal care products came in second, with 218,269 exposures in 2012 (and amongst kids under 5, exposures caused by cosmetics and personal care product exposures is number one, with 162,2800 exposures in 2012).

Thirty-four (53%) of exposure calls were confirmed KI and iodide/iodine containing product exposures, 23 (36%) were calls regarding incident-related exposures, which were unable to be confirmed, and 7 (11%) were determined to be nonexposures.

Exposure to other PFCs is not determined by residence in a PFOA-contaminated water district and reflects typical background levels, which likely occur through dietary and consumer product exposures (Vestergren and Cousins 2009).

Some factors that may affect serum PFOS concentrations include proximity to sources of manufacture and use, length of residence in these latter areas, potential product exposures, and possible food and environmental sources.