Sentence examples similar to air quality attributes from inspiring English sources

Already, Burbank has horrible air quality attributed to its geography backed up to the Verdugo Mountains, and two freeways going through it, with heavy car and truck traffic.

The worsened air quality is attributed to IKEA's operation and the traffic generated.

Investigated variables include weather, air quality, price, vehicle attributes and "status" indicators.

Six years after ground breaking, planners say they have achieved most of those goals, though Liu Xu, director of the ecological and environmental monitoring center at the Eco-City's administrative committee, acknowledges "temporary deviations" from the standards set for ambient air quality, which he attributes to the impact of the surrounding environment.

Since 1990s, there has been rapid decline in the air quality in Hong Kong attributed to vibrant economic activities in the region and nearby cities including Shenzhen and Guangzhou.

Background: Associations of higher indoor carbon dioxide (CO2) concentrations with impaired work performance, increased health symptoms, and poorer perceived air quality have been attributed to correlation of indoor CO2 with concentrations of other indoor air pollutants that are also influenced by rates of outdoor-air ventilation.

The results revealed that student perceptions rely heavily on spatial attributes, specifically visibility and furniture, and ambient attributes, specifically air quality and temperature, which are highly impacted by the design, management and maintenance of classrooms.

But environmental campaigners like the Clean Air Network estimate that more than half the time, the bad air quality here can be attributed to local sources, rather than to fumes from across the Chinese border.

puffing temperature (175 275°C), puffing time (15 75 s), initial moisture content (30 40%) and air velocity (2.4 4.8 m/s) on quality attributes such as expansion ratio, hardness, ascorbic acid loss and overall acceptability of the products were investigated.

To estimate a relationship between housing prices and housing attributes, including air quality, the authors developed a meta-hedonic price analysis (meta-HPA), based on the study of Smith and Huang [ 42].

4) How can we apply methods that link sources and receptors to better understand the contribution of source types, components, and attributes to air quality levels and health effects?