The answer in part lies in recognizing the exposure, identifying the points of vulnerability and shoring up all layers of the value chain, beginning with those who are most at risk, namely individual households and employers.
I knew that he could drive me to make smarter decisions, but that afternoon I recognized the price: exposure.
A prospective study of high-risk uninfected MSM from six US cities found that only a small fraction had single exposures to HIV prior to their infection; almost all had repeated exposures, and few recognized the frequency of exposures [ 14].
Participants also recognized the lack of exposure to fellows in general internal medicine and geriatrics during training.
Ingestion of As in drinking water is recognized as the exposure route presenting the greatest risk to humans, and dispersal of As-rich mine wastes can accelerate geochemical and microbiological reactions that release arsenic to waters.
In early 2012, the American Medical Association recognized that "exposure to excessive light at night, including extended use of various electronic media, can disrupt sleep or exacerbate sleep disorders". Therefore, exposure to electronic stimuli and disrupted sleep are scientifically linked, and sleep problems have many more negative consequences than many might realize.
CARB and CCME reports recognized the potential impact of heightened exposures on subpopulations, but not within sections specifically devoted to susceptible or vulnerable populations (CARB 2002; CCME 2004).
Irigaray recognizes that the "exposure" of this mechanism has not destroyed religion for many, and hence asserts the importance of adequate projections.
She actually recognizes that the exposure could be extremely difficult for her, believes truly that she needs to speak out so that other women don't fall victim to the same kinds of behavior that she had to go through".
In addition, asking subjects about specific exposures on questionnaires assumes that the subject will recognize both the exposure agents and their own exposure.
Spatial contrasts of NO2 have been shown to be stable over time in a study, which covered the Italian study area included in the present study (Cesaroni et al. 2012); but because we used annual LUR estimates to assess pregnancy exposures occurring 2 15 years earlier (with most birth cohorts starting in the early 2000s), we recognize the potential for exposure misclassification.
