Sentence examples for effects of the particulate from inspiring English sources

The potential carcinogenic effects of the particulate and organic components of DEPs remain unclear.

Before assessing the effects of the particulate pollutants of interest, we examined other possible confounders including temperature, barometric pressure, relative humidity, sulfur dioxide, carbon monoxide, and ozone.

Through four and a half hours, roughly one hundred people gave sworn testimony that fell largely into two camps -- one on the costly health effects of the particulates and ozone-laced air, and the other camp spoke of the economic ruin that mining communities fearfully expect.

These results further reveal a divergent effect of the particulate versus organic components of diesel exhaust, in that DEPEs induce CYP1A1, whereas the particulate reduces CYP2B1 and phase II metabolic enzymes.

The chief goal of the investigation was to estimate the effects of fine particulate matter and wheezing illness in the first year of life.

Most reviews of the effects of organic particulates from the outdoor environment on the risk of lung cancer show that this source seems to play a minor role.

The effects of inorganic particulate fillers on the deformation of dispersed phases in polymer blends have not been studied systematically despite the ubiquity of such systems.

The next step is to find a similar case study on the productivity effects of microscopic particulate matter, one of the most common pollutants alongside ozone, Dr. Neidell said.

The NIEHS also awarded $3 million in 2003 to environmental epidemiologist Ralph Delfino at the University of California, Irvine, and his colleagues to study the effects of fine particulates in the elderly.

Past time-series studies of the health effects of fine particulate matter [aerodynamic diameter ≤ 2.5 μm (PM2.5)] have used chemically nonspecific PM2.5 mass.

There is an important lack of literature about the effects of particulate deposition on the surface of paper, leather, textiles, paintings, varnishes and other materials typically found indoors, perhaps due to the complexity of the problem and the great variety of materials involved.