re-exposure

The program recreated aspects of the incident and allowed the patient to recall the event and through slow and gradual re-exposure to the event with a counsellor eventually allowed them to master the highly traumatic memory.

Mastering the Nightmare Ben Abraham 2009

In addition, aspiration may occur as the result of re-exposure of the larynx to hydrocarbon from the tip of the tube during removal.

Hydrocarbon Ingestion 2010

The program recreated aspects of the incident and allowed the patient to recall the event and through slow and gradual re-exposure to the event with a counsellor eventually allowed them to master the highly traumatic memory.

Archive 2009-03-01 Ben Abraham 2009

But like corporate politics, re-exposure to long-established family dynamics can be tricky, even treacherous.

John Farr: Ten Films For The Coming Weeks 2009

This option, as it involves re-exposure to the market, has an element of risk - how much nobody knows.

Hanover scandal: investors ready to defend themselves 2008

There is not enough re-exposure to learning content following events which are presentation led.

Can you SlideShare? Clive Shepherd 2008

Medication can be used to alleviate symptoms like insomnia and anxiety, she says, but nondrug techniques, like relaxation or gradual re-exposure to the trauma through memory in a constructive setting, can be more long-lasting and effective.

Birth Trauma: Rachel Zimmerman 2008

Thus the ship departs spaceward in the wink of a quantum, too swiftly for its re-exposure to the starblast to kill.

Explorations ANDERSON, Poul 1981

The plunger is then locked to prevent needle re-exposure, tampering or device reuse.

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The next steps involve reconsideration and re-exposure of the classification and measurement requirements for financial liabilities, impairment testing methods for financial assets, and development of enhanced guidance on hedge accounting.

Marketwire - Breaking News Releases 2010