Sentence examples for exposed to pollutants from inspiring English sources
She is looking for connections between air pollution and disease, especially in children who were exposed to pollutants in the womb.
That may be because those athletes are exposed to pollutants and dry air, said Dr. Thomas Casale, the chief of allergy and immunology at Creighton University in Omaha.
Separately, the European environment agency said on Wednesday that almost all European city dwellers are exposed to pollutants at levels deemed unsafe by the World Health Organization (WHO).
The greatest risk was found in children who had lived near busy roads since before age 2, suggesting they might have been exposed to pollutants in infancy or while their mothers were pregnant.
This response differs clearly from the hyperactive behavior that is commonly observed in zooplankters exposed to pollutants, and from the generally lower sensitivity of female copepods to toxicants.
New York City officials violated state environmental law when they began building a school complex on a contaminated site in the South Bronx without first coming up with a plan to ensure that students and the public would not be exposed to pollutants in the future, a state judge has ruled.
While these data reflect the effects of exposures in past decades, and despite some progress in reducing air pollution, large numbers of people in the United States continue to be exposed to pollutant mixtures containing known or suspected carcinogens.
"We found that if you're within two feet downwind of a smoker, you may be exposed to pollutant concentrations that exceed 500 micrograms of PM2.5 over that 10-minute period.
Thus, the children exposed to higher "average" concentrations may also have been more exposed to pollutant "peaks".
The genomewide comparison highlights a significantly more robust response in lung cells exposed to PCA pollutants compared with primary pollutants.
