The phrase "air pollution presenting" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation where air pollution is being showcased or highlighted, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The report on air pollution presenting significant health risks was alarming."
Alternatives: "air pollution demonstrating" or "air pollution indicating".
Gavin Shaddick, who led the international team that put together the data, said: "Globally, air pollution presents a major risk to public health and a substantial number of lives could be saved if levels of air pollution were reduced".
Dogs exposed to Mexico City air pollution presented evidence of chronic inflammation, neurodegeneration, and DNA damage in various brain regions [ 28, 66].
They found that the strongest effect of air pollution presented a time lag with regard to air pollution concentrations, while there was also a suggestion for a cumulative effect.
Indoor air pollution presents yet another major health threat, with 32% of deaths in South Asia attributable to the burning of solid fuels in poor, small, unventilated houses (Smith 2000; WHO 2004).
Given that the Pm component of air pollution is relatively higher than the other components in rural areas, the protection that living in rural areas affords individuals could be misleadingly attributed (in our statistical analysis) to the particulate matter component of air pollution present in those areas.
Fossil fuel burning, by contrast, kills hundreds of thousands of people every year through air pollution, and presents a possibly existential threat to civilisation through climate change.
These lamps are not only inefficient, they also produce smoke that contributes to indoor air pollution and present a fire hazard.
Descriptive statistics of the social deprivation index and chronic air pollution are presented in (Additional file 1: Table S1).
Next, exhaust emissions are characterized, average values of exhaust components given, and a summary of important atmospheric air pollution reactions presented.
Estimates of yearly asthma-related exacerbations attributable to air pollution are presented in Table 4 for NO2 and O3, with results partitioned by cause of asthma (traffic proximity or other factors) using the conceptual scheme in Figure 1.
