Sentence examples for contribute dust from inspiring English sources
In this study, we identified the spatial and temporal distribution patterns of hotspots that may contribute dust blowing onto highways in the southwestern U.S. We further classified the hotspots for the potential of blowing dust production based upon field observations and wind erosion modeling.
Although diet may also contribute, dust appears to be particularly important in areas, like California, with high concentrations in dust.
Although it is widely assumed that infant exposures to lead during the first 4 6 months of life are derived from diet, Manton et al. (2000) showed that lead dust contributed to exposure in U.S. infants in the first 4 months of life.
This study identifies anthropogenically disturbed areas and barren playa surfaces as the two primary dust source types that repeatedly contribute to dust storm events in the eastern Great Basin of western Utah, U.S.A.
High rates of rock breakdown within coastal salt pans appear to contribute to dust production and the effective flattening of relief along the coastal strip.
(You might consider cleaning this entire area to remove excess materials that can contribute to dust intake).
Hungry goats with sharp hooves have denuded arid plateaus and broken up the soil, contributing to dust storms that fill the sky in Beijing and other cities in northeastern China.
The silicate weathering flux, as measured by dissolved loads in large catchments, amounts to ca. 50% of the total dissolved flux; the remainder being contributed by dust, rain, and weathering of local marble bands.
Just as poor farming practices, including plowing up the prairie to plant crops, created Dust Bowl conditions in the 1930s in the driest regions of the Great Plains, the erosion of Arizona's "desert crust" is contributing to dust storms today.
"Vegetation is gone in many places leaving bare soil," which contributes to dust storms, he said.
