Sentence examples for air quality indicators from inspiring English sources

Tiny particulate matter known as PM2.5 – which is linked to lung disease, heart attacks and atmospheric haze – will be added to a list of air quality indicators in an upcoming revision of national standards, the Chinese media reported on Monday.

Monitoring of air quality indicators both before and after digestate introduction to underfloor manure storage pits resulted in no observations of hydrogen sulfide (H2S) or methane (CH4) concentrations above critical safety levels in swine housing.

This paper introduces an initiative to bridge the state of scientific knowledge on air pollution with the needs of policymakers and stakeholders to design the "next generation" of air quality indicators.

Air quality indicators included nitrogen dioxide, sulfur dioxide, PM10, and ozone.

Air quality indicators such as Ozone and PM2.5, which might influence the host's susceptibility or virus circulation, should be included to investigate meteorological factors.

Environmental impacts may include changes in regulations, policies, or legislation that eventually result in changes in environmental measures, such as outdoor or indoor air quality indicators derived from U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) databases and U.S. federal legislative databases.

The ATDs tested performed differently in regard to the inhaled air temperature used as another air quality indicator, as well as in regard to the equivalent temperature.

The results obtained by the models moreover confirm that PM10 concentration cannot be considered a good air quality indicator because it don't reflect the real pollution's sources.

It is based on a combined air quality indicator, which is a combination of information about the contribution to air pollution from NOx, sulfur dioxide, particulate matter and benzene.

The Warwickshire Observatory description of this index reads as follows: Combined Air Quality Indicator (estimates of emissions for four pollutants: benzene, nitrogen dioxide, sulfur dioxide and particulates) for small areas (modelled to 1 km grid squares) where an index value of 1 is equivalent to the national standard for each pollutant.

Several indoor air-quality indicators (total volatile organic compounds, volatile organic compounds, aldehydes, carbon monoxide, particulate matter less than 2.5 μm in diameter (PM2.5) and radon) and indoor environmental parameters (carbon dioxide, temperature, relative humidity and noise) were measured before and during the houses' first year of occupancy.