Sentence examples for downwind area from inspiring English sources

The available ground truth data in the far downwind area is too limited to let us distinguish between the narrow ash distribution of the HYSPLIT model and the much wider distribution from ASHFALL.

Dr. Wing reports that levels of radiation-related disease significantly rose in the downwind area.

The agency argues that emissions move in complicated channels; polluters can send different quantities to multiple downwind areas.

Kavanaugh wrote that EPA's budgets "have required states to reduce pollutants beyond the point necessary" to achieve air quality improvements in downwind areas (subscription).

Avian influenza outbreaks in downwind areas of Asian dust storms (ADS) suggest that viruses might be transported by dust storms.

With increasing evidence from epidemiological studies, increased health effects, including respiratory diseases, during ADS days in downwind areas have recently drawn much attention (Bell et al. 2008; Chan et al. 2008; Chang et al. 2006; Chen et al. 2004; Chen and Yang 2005; Yang et al. 2005a, 2005b).

Hatch et al. (1990) reported elevated cancer incidence in downwind areas after the 1979 radiation releases from the Three Mile Island unit 2 reactor but went on to study stress as an alternative explanation (Hatch et al. 1991) because radiation doses were "a fraction of the average U.S. exposure".

The study finds that even with a significant deviation (50%) in magnitude from the inflow turbulent kinetic energy profile, there is less than 15% difference in the wind speed and turbulent kinetic energy in the downwind region of the urban area.

A different transport mechanism that favors CO transport from Indochina to the downwind Taiwan area was identified via a Weather Research and Forecasting (WRF) meteorological model simulation (Cheng et al. 2013).

Our study demonstrates that reduced car travel and enhanced bicycle commuting in urban areas can improve health outcomes within urban, suburban, and even in downwind rural areas.

Erosion bridges were installed in Fall 2007, following a late summer wildfire to monitor soil surface change at sites in burned and downwind unburned areas.