We used data from the United Kingdom (UK) Particulate Matter and Perinatal Events Research PAMPERR) study, set in a single conurbation in northern England (1962-1992) with a largely stable population.
These models were applied to a geochemical database of an urban conurbation in the West Midlands, United Kingdom.
One hundred and sixty-six White British and British Pakistani girls aged 9 11 years were recruited from years 5 and 6 of 7 primary (equivalent to US elementary) schools in a large conurbation in North East England.
Call it "Deltametropolis", no longer an overpopulated region but a single, thinly populated city, a conurbation to rival any in Europe.
Close to 600,000 people now live in a conurbation running from the old Kutupalong through the new extension, merging with Balukhali and a string of other smaller camps to the south.
The original town of Ashford, like many other settlements, has outgrown its original size and has combined with smaller villages in a conurbation.
When data from more than one station were available in a conurbation, we combined these to one series using the AIRGENE (air pollution and inflammatory response in myocardial infarction survivors: gene-environment interaction in a high risk group) algorithm.
37 Nevertheless the use of ambient pollution levels averaged over a conurbation is likely to have resulted in some degree of "measurement error".
With their gloriously enthusiastic following, they attract an audience as diverse as anyone living in a UK conurbation meets in the street or park, but never in a standard classical concert.
The public notion of a new, eco-minded artistic and culinary conurbation in northwest Brooklyn may be less than a decade old, but it's already old hat on TV, where the latest show to exploit it is MTV's "I Just Want My Pants Back," beginning on Thursday.
