Sentence examples for burning led from inspiring English sources

A single fire reduced duff depth by 50%, whereas repeated burning led to depth reductions of >60%.

One study analyzed 673 records of children less than thirteen years old and elderly greater than 64 years old and found particulate matter (PM) and carbon monoxide (CO) markers from cane burning led to respiratory effects [ 12].

Or the one pointing down at the lakes of burning lead.

Carbon burning leads to the formation of a degenerate oxygen-neon (ONe) core.

There weren't sources of pure water, thus this rag-tag army were up against more than just burning lead and the lack of good surgeons in the field of battle.

In Erfurt, Germany, unfavorable geography and emissions from coal burning lead to very high ambient pollution (up to about 4000 micrograms/m3 SO2 in 1980-89).

The molecular mechanism for lung absorption is unknown, but it is well known that if the physical form is of respirable size (i.e., < 1 μm, such as lead fume generated by burning lead paint), absorption is efficient (> 90%; Rabinowitz et al. 1977).

Uncontrolled burning leads to contaminated groundwater, and one study found elevated levels of lead in children living in Guiyu.

Regular burning leads to a rapid lowering of the peat surface, causing problems of waterlogging and often ultimately to abandoning agricultural activities.

The upheaval prompted by the Koran burnings led to a near-breakdown in those talks, but they appeared tentatively back on track after a deal struck Friday for the Afghans to assume control of the main coalition prison in six months.

In Sumer, a large irrigation system, as well as over-grazing, land clearing, and lime-burning led to desertification and soil salination.