Sentence examples for higher levels of traffic from inspiring English sources

While this increased footfall will provide some positive opportunities to boost the local economy, the higher levels of traffic and Transport for London's (TfL) road restrictions will make moving around the borough more difficult.

It is also shown that intelligent base station selection can support much higher levels of traffic loading at a given voice call blocking rate compared to an arbitrary base station assignment.

Although these neighbourhoods have higher levels of traffic, they are more likely to comprise urban and transport design features and levels of public transport access recommended by Australian urban and transport policies.

For the UAE to have achieved what it has been able to do in the past 38 years is a real miracle.May I also point out that the airports of Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah have each seen higher levels of traffic in the first half of 2009 than what they achieved in the first half of 2008, whereas most airports around the world have suffered declines.

"The past 2 weeks we've experienced our biggest growth weeks of all time, with higher levels of traffic than we've ever seen," Morin said.

As you'll see from some of the data below, Walmart's strategy of offering lower prices in stores on Black Friday seemed to pay off, as the website experienced higher levels of traffic on Thanksgiving Day and then dropped off for Black Friday – presumably because shoppers were in stores instead.

A smaller study, in California, showed higher levels of traffic-related air pollution correlated with increased DNA damage in children". Children may be especially vulnerable to the effects of telomeric DNA damage due to their physical development as well as developing immune system," said the scientists.

Our results indicate that children exposed to higher levels of traffic-related air pollution at school and home are at increased risk of developing asthma.

In utero exposure to higher levels of traffic-related polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) has been found to be associated with aberrant DNA methylation, thereby resulting in childhood asthma.

Additionally, children exposed to higher levels of traffic-related pollution (> 0.41 μg/m elemental carbon attributable to traffic) before 12 months of age have an increased risk of persistent wheeze (OR = 1.75; 95% CI, 1.07 2.87) (Ryan et al. 2009).

Similarly, study by Sonnenschein-van der Voort et al. [ 21] suggests that long-term exposure to higher levels of traffic-related air pollutants such as PM10 is associated with increased risk of wheezing in the first 3 years of life.