Sentence examples for burden of solid from inspiring English sources
This effect means that the burden of solid waste on people of color will be difficult to reverse without addressing the momentum created by the historical pattern of disproportionate siting of solid waste facilities in areas with more people of color.
Most analyses were in regions with the highest burden of disease from solid fuel use (Smith et al. 2004).
The burden of disease attributable to solid biomass fuel use in Burkina Faso is approximately 8.5% (34).
In estimating the burden of disease from the solid fuel use in China where the household energy picture is quite complicated (with mixed use of different stove/fuels), one major uncertainty is the lack of accurate exposure data (Smith et al. 2004).
Providers' and users' confidence in influenza vaccines is undermined by reports of moderate to low vaccine effectiveness and by the lack of solid evidence on disease burden.
This paper provides the first detailed estimates of the potential health burden of combustion-generated pollution from combustion of solid fuels at home for the Irish and Scottish populations.
New methods for estimating the potential health burden of combustion-generated pollution from solid fuels in Irish and Scottish homes are provided.
Kim et al 11 also found adverse health effects in the vicinity of solid waste incinerators, with an attributable burden of 0.2% and 0.1% of the total burden of respiratory disease and cardiovascular disease, respectively, in Seoul in 2007.
The annual global health burden of indoor air pollution from solid-fuel use, to which 3 billion people are exposed worldwide, is estimated to be 1.6 million deaths and > 38.5 million disability-adjusted life years (Ezzati and World Health Organization 2004; World Resources Institute et al. 1996).
Analysis of 10 ml of plasma may be expected to detect one gram of solid tumors and possibly smaller tumor burdens.
Household air pollution (HAP) from combustion of solid fuels is an important contributor to disease burden in low- and middle-income countries (LIC, and MIC).
