Sentence examples for increase carbon monoxide from inspiring English sources

The crucial question the traffic study will answer is whether the new cabs would significantly increase carbon monoxide.

Here, we developed a pressurized bioreactor system that increase carbon monoxide (CO) transfer efficiency in order to enhance the hydrogen productivity in the microbial water gas shift reaction by Thermococcus onnurineus NA1.

Smoking, through increased carbon monoxide concentration, may amplify the impairment in vasodilatation capacity of the chronically inflamed microvessels, resulting in ischemia, and perpetuation of ulceration and fibrosis [10].

A daily diary study of 32 headache sufferers in Turin, Italy, revealed that the severity and frequency of headache was related to numbers of days with increased carbon monoxide and nitrogen dioxide levels (8).

A 1.0 ppm increase of carbon monoxide during the last month of pregnancy was associated with an 8% increase of preterm delivery.

However, after 12 h, the catalyst remained relatively stable exhibiting a small increase in carbon monoxide yield, which was as a result of carbon deposition on the catalyst due to the loss of the lanthanum phase through the generation of the LaCoO3 phase.

Neurotoxicity is hypothesized to occur via a) hypoxic effects on the fetal placental unit (reduction of fetal blood flow, toxic increase in carbon monoxide) and b) teratologic effects on the developing nervous system (Wakschlag et al. 2002).

It is also well known that the reduction of oxygen and the increase of carbon monoxide during ETS exposure are detrimental to lung development during the prenatal period (Buttigieg et al. 2008; California Environmental Protection Agency 2005).

The hydrogen concentration was increased whereas carbon monoxide concentration was decreased in the syngas with the increase of the feedstock supply.

We find that marginal increases in carbon monoxide and ground-level ozone are associated with statistically significant increases in children's contemporaneous respiratory treatments.

There were significantly larger percentage increases in carbon monoxide (CO) postcigarette in the restricted condition compared to usual and increased condition.