Sentence examples for a mining area of from inspiring English sources

HG: I come from a mining area of Germany.

Reports have shown high Hg levels in rice from a mining area of Guizhou, a province located in southwestern China (Qiu et al. 2008; Feng et al. 2008).

Higher Mn blood concentrations were also observed among exposed school-aged children living in a mining area of Mexico and in cord blood samples from children in Taiwan living in areas with higher nitrogen dioxide concentrations, which was used as a marker of motor vehicle emissions of Mn from fuel.

Earth Centre, Doncaster At the same meeting that the Millennium Commission turned down Zaha Hadid's Cardiff Bay Opera House on grounds of viability, it gave £41.6m to the highly speculative Earth Centre, a "world centre for sustainable development" in a former mining area of Yorkshire.

Grobbelaar and Denver Birch, also from the CGS, said that the cause of the earthquake was difficult to determine given that it occurred in a mining area and the lack of historical seismic data for the area.

The present study examined geophagy practices of pregnant women in a gold mining area of Geita District in northwestern Tanzania, and also examined the potential for exposure to chemical elements by testing soil samples.

In a 4D numerical simulation of a mining area with multiple extraction panels in a complicated mining sequence, it is difficult to obtain the component distribution of ground subsidence with the current existing prediction methods.

Therefore, ryegrass (Lolium perenne L). was planted in a limed soil from the mining area of Riotinto (SW Spain), using an indoor pot experiment and the effects of amendment with sewage sludge, as well as irrigation with urban wastewater on plant uptake of the insecticide thiacloprid and the fungicide fenarimol were examined.

For instance, from an extensive survey in the chrysotile mining area of Quebec, Camus et al. (1998) estimated an average cumulative concentration of 7.8 fiber-years/mL for household exposure in women.

Mining dumps are major sources of pollutants within the mining area of Lausitz, especially sulphate and iron.

Subsequent rail lines linked Maputo with Swaziland and, in 1955, with the Gweru mining area of Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe).