Sentence examples for chronic emissions from inspiring English sources

9. Certain increase in chronic emissions of methane (and CO2) from thawing land permafrost, peat, etc. with the general added warming mentioned above.

"It will be a chronic source of emissions that will last hundreds of years".

Of course, when I say "breathing," it also necessarily involves choking on an inordinate amount of exhaust fumes, unregulated gas emissions, chronic pollution, and the smell of raw sewage at least in Havana City.

Chronic exposure to emissions from photocopiers may lead to similar consequences, due to the chronic particulate matter exposure in these units.

In order to explore the neurobiological basis for the behavioral changes associated with chronic ketamine, positron emission tomography (PET) has been used to measure D1 dopaminergic receptor availability.

The vast majority of Denverites rely on automobiles for transportation, and traffic congestion and pollution from auto emissions are chronic problems; at times, residents' views of the mountains are obscured by smog.

Field burning can occur for extended periods of time in any given area, leading to chronic exposures to the emissions.

This effort includes 794 emissions characterizations, chronic animal exposure studies, and short-term studies on allergic responses, and it is expected to publish findings in 2009 2010 (Warren 2004).

They're seeing the undercover accounts of animal treatment, learning about greenhouse emissions, and the chronic diseases related to diet.

The simple and cheap technique of nasal cytology was used to assess possible adverse effects of chronic exposure to diesel engine emission (DEE) on respiratory mucous membranes.

However, preliminary findings suggest that substituting oral factors for inhalation did not change the final rank of TRI emission using the chronic index approach (Neumann et al. 1998).