Sentence examples for due to windblown from inspiring English sources
For example, dust storms, which are principally due to windblown coarse PM comprised of crustal material, are major public health issues throughout the world.
The money for more advanced precautions, like making brick buildings more resistant to windblown water, is still in question.
Border towns like Agua Prieta, long known as a departure point, have gone from bustling to windblown.
This, in turn, led to the creation of caoshu, or grass script, which takes its name from its resemblance to windblown grass disorderly yet orderly.
Generally, PM2.5 levels were highest in southern California, and were elevated across the eastern as compared to western U.S. PM10 and PM2.5 10 levels were also highest across the Southwest and Central Plains regions (presumably due to greater contributions from windblown dust than in other areas), and were generally more spatially variable than PM2.5.
Inactive tailings impoundments also have received attention due to the long-term effects of windblown dispersal, groundwater contamination, and acid drainage (USEPA 1994; Aucamp and van Schalkwyk 2003).
By contrast, pollen concentrations were very low due to a much greater transport distance (318 km at present, core STD 235) under higher sea levels, and windblown pollen played a more important role because of the limitation of riverine input into the deep ocean during this highstand period.
Keller said that other agreements Hilex Poly made -- to print "tie bag in knot before disposal," on bags and to add website statements about preventing windblown litter -- will help tear down the industry's claims that plastic bag litter is due to people and not the product.
