Sentence examples for indicator of ambient from inspiring English sources

Indicator of ambient air pollution exposure at the participants' home addresses was nitrogen dioxide (NO2).

They also are considered to be a good indicator of ambient POP levels (Windal et al. 2009).

Results suggest that, for PM2.5, the mean ambient SAM PM2.5 concentration is a good indicator of ambient PM2.5 across the metropolitan Atlanta area.

Nevertheless, if one accepts that the forehead skin is heated by the underlying brain, this would make this area of non‐hairy skin an even worse indicator of ambient temperature.

In Belgium, PM10 and several other indicators of ambient air quality are continuously measured by a dense network of automatic monitoring sites (http://www.irceline.be).be

This association was further examined by Brook et al. (2007), who concluded that NO2 is the best single indicator of species in the ambient pollution mixture whose human health effects are not yet fully understood.

Given the variation in temperature of the hooves of normal animals under various environmental conditions the use of a single threshold hoof temperature will be at best a modest predictive indicator of early FMD, even if ambient temperature is factored into the evaluation.

Ambient NO2, an indicator of both gasoline and diesel emissions, was also significantly associated with respiratory symptoms.

In a previous cohort in the Children's Health Study, we observed strong associations of lifetime asthma with residential ambient NO2, an indicator of variability within communities of traffic-related pollutants, which was measured at a sample of homes (Gauderman et al. 2005).

To the best of our knowledge, this is the first study to examine the association between breast cancer risk and an important source of ambient PAH exposure, the use of indoor stoves/fireplaces, an indicator of indoor air pollution [ 34].

The health hazard of ambient NO2 is debated, with most authorities tending to regard it as an indicator of more toxic components of the pollution mixture rather than as toxic per se (WHO 2006).