Sentence examples for air quality pollutants from inspiring English sources

"The traffic impact of a single well pad can create substantial increases in local air quality pollutants during key activity periods," the study said.

This paper investigates the success of the Vessel Speed Reduction Program at the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach and uses qualitative methods to analyze the factors that contributed to the success of the program at reducing local air quality pollutants.

In this article six different models are used to simulate a full year (1999) of air quality pollutant concentrations over domains encompassing a large area around four major European cities: Berlin, Milan, Paris and Prague.

Evaluating multipollutant exposure and urban air quality: pollutant interrelationships, neighborhood variability, and nitrogen dioxide as a proxy pollutant.

Among air-quality pollutants, ozone can be ranked as the second-highest priority among European regulators, behind the first priority, particle matter (PM).

Among air-quality pollutants (i.e. excluding carbon dioxide), ozone has second-highest priority among European regulators, behind the first priority, particle matter (PM).

Greener than what would otherwise be built, because the home ecology (water, sanitation, even air quality from pollutants like paraffin or kerosene stoves) incubates the future's adults (that is, children).

The motor-vehicle is accountable for emitting a substantial concoction of air quality objective pollutants and carcinogenic hydrocarbons within close proximity to urbanised residential districts.

Now the team is designing and deploying a sensor network throughout campus to track temperature, humidity, air quality, and pollutants to understand the interplay between indoor and outdoor environments with the goal of improving building design.

Even though a range of sensors available on smart phones are sufficient for several applications, but some applications like monitoring air quality or pollutants, would need external sensors along with existing sensors.

Dr. Hagler serves as host and point of contact for the "Geospatial Monitoring of Air Quality and Pollutants" experiment option for WISeNet fellows and trainees.