Sentence examples for any pollutant from inspiring English sources
However, because these studies did not identify specific gestational age windows (e.g., early or late pregnancy) during which exposure to air pollution was consistently associated with low birth weight, understanding potential mechanisms of any pollutant effect on fetal growth has been difficult (Woodruff et al. 2009).
If either company exceeds regulatory limits for any pollutant, however, it would be required to charge customers less, reducing its allowed rate of return by 0.2 to 0.4 percentage point.
The book — it's new at No. 2 on the hardcover nonfiction list — offers a whirlwind tour of the technologies that might get us there, including robotic nurses, in vitro meat grown from stem cells and water purified with nanofilters small enough to trap any pollutant.
For any pollutant, including pharmaceuticals, biotic transformations in surface waters may occur via hydrolysis and photolysis.
Not just any pollutant, mind you, but one that moves in the fast company of methane, nitrous oxide, hydrofluorocarbons, perfluorocarbons and sulfur hexafluoride all notoriously bad stuff.
Additionally, each microinjection test comprised a negative control containing 60 eggs, which were neither treated with any pollutant nor subjected to the microinjection procedure itself.
"We have found no levels of asbestos or any pollutants that raise concern," a spokesman for the city's Department of Environmental Protection said on Sept. 16.
This system is able to split water electrochemically without creating any pollutants.
No associations were found between any pollutants and stillbirths caused by maternal complications.
Any pollutants released from these sources had very little chance of reaching the site of measurements due to prevailing south-easterly or south-southwesterly winds.
The accurate determination of any pollutant-induced alteration in BP was likely hindered by temperature and pressure changes, physical exertion, and the probable time delay (several minutes) during patient transport from the exposure facility to the site of physiologic measurements.
