Sentence examples for exposure emission from inspiring English sources

The evolved model is basically applicable to any substance with a distinct lack of data concerning environmental fate, exposure, emission and transmission characteristics.

The resulting images were false-colored with flesh or green tones depending on the exposure and emission intensity.

Up to 52,000 people die every year in the United States alone because of exposure to emissions from power plant emissions.

Stack emissions were modelled and categorised into areas of high, medium and low levels of exposure to emissions.

Exposure to emissions caused by burning these fuels is believed to be responsible for a significant share of the global burden of disease.

Due to inherently longer travel times involved during such trips, compared to automotive transport, pedestrians and cyclists are subjected to higher levels of exposure to emissions.

Population exposure to emissions from multiple industrial sources, though little studied, is an aspect of great interest from an epidemiologic standpoint.

A three-judge federal appeals panel on Tuesday upheld the first-ever federal rule protecting people from acute exposure to emissions of nitrogen dioxide, a pollutant implicated in asthma attacks and other respiratory problems.

Public Health England has looked at the issue in the UK and believes "the risks to public health from exposure to emissions from shale gas extraction are low if operations are properly run and regulated".

Exposure to emissions from coal-fired power plants over a long period of time is significantly more harmful to the heart than other forms of carbon pollution, a new study says.

Baseline DEE exposures (no emission controls) produced significant biological responses in all measured end points.