frequent exposure

collocation in English

meaningsoffrequentandexposure

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frequent
adjective
uk
/ˈfriː.kwənt/us
/ˈfriː.kwənt/
happening ...
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exposure
noun
uk
/ɪkˈspəʊ.ʒər/us
/ɪkˈspoʊ.ʒɚ/
the fact of experiencing something or being affected by it because of being in a particular situation ...
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(Definition offrequentandexposurefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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Even amongst those using municipal piped supplies, interruptions in supply and improper maintenance of pipes causesfrequentexposureto contaminants.
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Ellis claims that learners are able to abstract linguistic units and patterns throughfrequentexposure.
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General-purpose-learning is claimed to require morefrequentexposureto input, possibly over a longer period of time and it needs salient and unambiguous input data.
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Exposure to high levels of recent trauma in combination withfrequentexposureto trauma earlier in life was related to both lower morning cortisol levels and higher afternoon cortisol levels.
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Distributions are aggregated, which implies that certainly some individuals in populations living in endemic areas remain worm free, or sustain only small infections, despitefrequentexposureto infection.
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The unexpected finding that the students use on 56% of the time can be attributed tofrequentexposure to this variant via the speech of their immersion teachers.
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Haspelmath (1999:586) suggested that "frequentexposure" to an innovation is the mechanism that alters speakers' grammars after the initial acquisition stage, and pure is remarkably frequent in the recordings.
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Indeed, we should be aware thatfrequentexposureto low doses of radiation can cause cancers and malformations.
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I have a particular concern for officers who would be deploying it, for the simple reason that they are the most likely to experiencefrequentexposure.
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The hair of surfers is often damaged and bleached, brought about byfrequentexposureto sunlight, humidity and salty water.
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Frequentexposureof teeth to acidic drinks increases the risk of tooth damage through dental erosion.
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Among nonsmoking workers, 28% of those in mining and oil and gas extraction industries hadfrequentexposureto secondhand smoke at work.
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Frequentexposureto high winds and blowing salt severely restricts the maximum possible height for both hardwood and coniferous tree species.
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When binge eating occurs without the presence of energy deprivation, it is thought to be due tofrequentexposureto palatable food.
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At lower, non-damaging sound levels, hearing protection will reduce fatigue fromfrequentexposureto sound.
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Frequentexposureof the skin to chromyl chloride may result in ulceration.
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Hairdressers are thought to be at risk as well because of theirfrequentexposureto permanent hair dyes.
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Allergies to latex are most common in healthcare workers, although there is a lack of awareness among nurses thatfrequentexposureto latex triggers latex allergy.
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Toomes was later diagnosed with cancer, caused byfrequentexposureto the essentials needed to power his flying apparatus.
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