Sentence examples for chronic air from inspiring English sources

They wait, unredeemed, unclaimed, for decades or more where a windless chronic air lags and corrodes.

The federal government settled on rules on Thursday for a controversial plan to auction flight slots at the three largest airports in the New York region in a final attempt by the Bush administration to alleviate chronic air traffic congestion.

Protesters are planning a campaign of mass civil disobedience that they hope will result in the arrest and imprisonment of at least 50 activists to highlight chronic air pollution in London.

Liao X, Zhou X, Wang M, Hart JE, Laden F, Spiegelman D. Survival analysis with functions of mismeasured covariate histories: the case of chronic air pollution exposure in relation to mortality in the nurses' health study.

Environmental advocates, including some at Greenpeace East Asia, said the plan did not go far enough, while others praised it for at least acknowledging some of the basic causes of the country's chronic air pollution.

He has already signaled what some of those issues will be and how he intends to use them, as in recent days, when he excoriated Mr. Bush's record on the environment by calling Texas the most polluted state in the country, citing Houston's chronic air pollution as an example.

Observational and experimental studies have reported evidence of neuroinflammatory changes in the CNS in association with chronic ambient air pollution exposure (Calderón-Garcidueñas et al. 2003, 2008b; Campbell et al. 2005).

Within the early time chromosome 10 interval, three other traits exhibit their most significant QTLs: '3a,5a-THDOC in blood plasma 3 days after cycle 5 of chronic intermittent air vapor' (ID13027) and two non-disclosed traits.

They combined that personal data with home air-quality data in order to study the link between chronic exposure to air pollution and mortality.

Biologic variables were predicted from variables entered in three steps: a) potential confounders including medical variables (asthma severity classification, use of inhaled corticosteroids, use of beta agonists) and any demographic variable associated with study outcomes; b) main effects of chronic stress and air pollution; and c) the interaction term for chronic stress by air pollution.

They know that the big gaps in their capabilities, especially a chronic lack of air power, cannot be bridged in the time allowed.