Sentence examples for second-hand exposure from inspiring English sources

A second-hand exposure to penicillin had triggered her allergy as well as the more unusual symptoms of serum sickness.

Both Washington and Colorado have legalized marijuana for recreational use, meaning that instances of casual second-hand exposure could increase.

Researchers said this suggested a spillover effect, in which they were influenced by second-hand exposure to the lobbying visit.

But Hale told Washington's KOMO in a recent report that she never used cannabis, and that the results of the oral swab and subsequent blood test were instead affected by her second-hand exposure to her husband's frequent medical marijuana use.

The policy statement lists many unknowns about the health risks of e-cigarettes, including "second-hand" exposure to nicotine vapor and "third-hand" exposure to chemicals that fall out of that vapor and land on surfaces where they can be touched, ingested and inhaled.

Most likely, the high cutoff point concerning Polish pregnant women represents a similar second-hand exposure to tobacco smoke.

The ads, to which tobacco companies had agreed earlier last month, would state that the industry "deliberately deceived the American public" and would highlight the health dangers of smoking and second-hand exposures.

Students gain first-hand exposure to the scanning environment, data collection procedures, and basic, hands-on experience with data treatment and statistical analysis.

Get first hand exposure to the people, technologies, history, economics, horticulture, etc. of this important industry.

But with first-hand exposure to European art, he began to devote more time and energy to independent work.

But an allegiance based entirely on first-hand exposure one night in 1969 to the golden aura of Gianni Rivera still survives, somehow.