Sentence examples for generated particulate from inspiring English sources

Both copper and iron ions, which are present in combustion generated particulate matter, are considered the most active metals in promoting PCDD/F formation.

The cell cultures can be exposed to the generated particulate atmospheres, characterized with regard to particle size and mass distribution, under controlled conditions thus favoring the generation of valid data for the calculation of key values (effective dose).

Mackay and Siddique (2003) argued that the loose tibial component can have generated particulate debris even though the femoral component is not radiologically loose, and such a problem may only be adequately eliminated after removal of both components.

Study by Pierse et al. [ 16] reported a higher prevalence of cough without cold in a cohort of 4400 preschool children with increased exposure to locally generated particulate matter pollution mainly from the road.

The drilling of salt formations generates particulate material composed of salt mixtures.

Cooking represents one of the single largest contributors, generating particulate matter (formally known as PM2.5) at concentrations four times greater than major haze events in Beijing.

Owing to the simplicity and flexibility in EHDA experimental setup, it has been successfully employed to generate particulate materials with controllable compositions, structures, sizes, morphologies, and shapes.

These EFs, and the linear best fit relationships between both PM2.5 and BC mass and the CO2 and CO measurements, were used to generate particulate EFs, which varied over the 5.8 20.3 g kg−1 and 0.25 2.89 g kg−1 range respectively.

Dimethyl ether (DME) has been focused as a substitute for diesel fuel, and a number of studies have investigated engines fueled with DME because DME has a low auto-ignition temperature and does not generate particulate matter (PM).

If burnt in a power plant in China, that coal can generate particulate matter that blows across the Pacific Ocean and spoils the air quality in the United States.

"The stoves minimize the pollution in the house, but you're always going to generate particulate matter," said Robert Finkelman, a professor at the University of Texas at Dallas who has studied coal-based heating and cooking extensively in China as well as in the United States.