Sentence examples for estimates of air from inspiring English sources

With smog blanketing Beijing, residents take issue with the Chinese government's estimates of air pollution, citing different readings from the American Embassy.

The UK Air site, part of the Department for the Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (Defra), is supposed to provide live estimates of air quality across the country, including levels of particulate matter and other pollutants, as well as health advice.

Estimates of air Ni concentrations at the European regional scale were derived from the database of the European Environment Agency.

Estimates of air pollution removal by the urban forest have mostly been based on mean values of forest structure variables for an entire city.

Passive samplers can be designed and calibrated to allow reliable estimates of air concentrations to be made, or to allow semi-quantitative comparisons of the levels and patterns of persistent organic pollutants (POPs).

Studies using more detailed estimates of air pollution exposure are needed.

In their analysis of approximately 500,000 adults in the ACS cohort, Pope et al. (2002) reported that relative risk estimates of air-pollution related mortair-pollution relatedive to adjustmortalitybody mass index, alcohol consumption, occupational exposures, or diet-related variables (see Pope et al. 2002, their Figure 3).

While this paper challenges the findings of pervious epidemiological studies that have relied on coarse resolution air pollution data (such as county level aggregated data), the paper also calls for time-space resolved estimate of air pollution to minimize uncertainty in exposure estimation.

In that capacity he assembled a small group of "bomber mafia" members (including Hansell, Kuter, and Kenneth N. Walker) to prepare AWPD 1, an estimate of air resources needed in the event of war that became the plan for the air war against Germany.

An estimate of air space volume showed that 'Scifresh' had a higher cortical tissue density than 'Royal Gala', once fruit were mature.

Bias acting at the level of the individual is likely to be caused by many factors, though provided those factors are randomly distributed between populations, this will not lead to a systematic bias in the estimate of air pollution.