Sentence examples for from fine particles from inspiring English sources

Experimental panels from fine particles and vascular strands of oil palm were manufactured.

The highest MOR values of 8.12 MPa and 25.84 MPa were found for the samples made from fine particles and strands steamed at a temperature of 130 °C for 30 min, respectively.

Common dust masks, like the those found at your local hardware store, aren't designed to protect your airways and lungs from fine particles in wildfire smoke, notes the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

If you must be outside for some reason, the only masks that can protect your airways and lungs from fine particles are called particulate respirators, and are labeled "NIOSH" and either "N95" or "P100," but CDPH notes that these masks do not come in sizes for young children.

Coarse PM substantially contributes to global air pollution, yet differs in characteristics from fine particles and is currently not regulated.

A recent study also reports an association between prenatal exposure to coarse particles and decrease birth weight, with little effect from fine particles (Parker and Woodruff, in press).

According to the Lancet report, by a consortium of universities working in conjunction with the UN, Asia loses more than 50m years of healthy life from fine particle air pollution per year.

The main peril to public health is from fine particle pollution — measuring 2.5 micrometers in diameter or smaller and found in, among other things, auto emissions — that can sneak into people's nasal passages and lungs.

Cardiopulmonary mortality is declining in the developed countries, and this may affect the results from fine particle life-table models if different mortality outcomes are not separated in the analyses.

Indeed, the properties of NPs, which may considerably differ from those observed for fine particles, are higher specific surface area, specific optical properties, lower melting points, specific magnetizations, mechanical strength, and numerous industrial applications [4].

One was black carbon ink, made from extremely fine particles of the soot of burnt oils or resins in a solution of glue or gum arabic.