Sentence examples for an elevated ambient from inspiring English sources

In order to improve the response time of the optical fiber evanescent ammonia sensor, an elevated ambient temperature is applied and thoroughly investigated.

President Bush was careful not to ask Americans for any sacrifice in going to war, and there's an elevated ambient sense of not exactly a selfishness, but a mental separation from any acknowledgement of risk or hassle, in American life.

If the data set used to estimate the detection function was collected under good weather and low-noise conditions, a higher probability of detection would be anticipated as compared to a period of elevated ambient noise due to such conditions as high wind and/or rain.

These findings are consistent with a previous report that elevated ambient ultrafine particle concentrations were associated with increases in children's urinary 8-OHdG (Song et al. 2013).

Thus, there would more likely be an impact of PM on elevated ambient temperature and health outcomes on the East Coast.

Importantly, a diagnosis of Parkinson disease (PD) at an earlier average age was correlated with elevated ambient Mn concentrations related to industrial emissions in a Canadian study (Finkelstein and Jerrett 2007).

A population-based ecological study in South Korea (Kim et al. 2011) reported a higher risk of suicide with elevated ambient temperature among men than among women, as well as a higher rate among those ≥ 65 years of age than among those < 65 years of age.

Basu, R. & Samet, J. M. Relation between elevated ambient temperature and mortality: a review of the epidemiologic evidence.

Other studies compared Los Angeles residents response to O3, to Canadians [ 28] and to new residents [ 29] and both studies showed that Los Angeles residents had a minimal response, suggesting that exposures to elevated ambient concentrations of O3 produce adaptation in residents of photochemical pollution areas.

Therefore, even a modest risk of atrial fibrillation associated with acute exposure to elevated ambient air pollution in the general population would have a substantial attributable risk.

These results agree with others in suggesting that exposures to elevated ambient concentrations of O3 produce adaptation in a least some residents of photochemical pollution areas.