Sentence examples for air leads from inspiring English sources

Mr. Shapiro will say only, "I don't know exactly what's going to happen, but change on air leads to change behind the scenes".

Every year the UK's filthy air leads to up to 100,000 deaths, and many more people being diagnosed with respiratory illnesses.

In the short term, polluted air leads to irritation to the eyes, nose and throat, headaches, nausea, bronchitis and pneumonia; and over a longer period it results in heart attacks, lung diseases, cancers, and damage to the brain, nerves, liver, and kidneys.

Exposure of the slides to the air leads to oxidation which impacts immunoreactivity [7].

However, the increasing blast air leads to the increase of particle size and fiber mass fraction.

In the monometallic catalyst the precursor decomposition in air leads to a well dispersed Pd phase.

Thermal oxidation at 500 and 600 °C in air led to modification of the Ti 15Zr 4Ta 4Nb surface to rutile phase titanium oxide.

Direct oil production and short distance traveled by the injected air lead to preserving thermal upgrading and efficient oxygen consumption.

In post-combustion, flue gases formed by combustion of fossil fuels in air lead to gas streams with 3 20% CO2 in nitrogen, oxygen, and water.

High concentrations of ferric Fe in chondritic samples that were levitated in air led to formation of abundant <10 μm sized quenched spinel crystals [28 30].

Thus, temperature differences in the air lead to refractive-index gradients that show up in a schlieren image, allowing the schlieren technique to visualize convective heat transfer.