Sentence examples for indoor risk from inspiring English sources

The various indoor risk maps are highlighting the most critical changes that will likely occur over Europe on cultural heritage materials for the near future period (2021 2050) and the far future period (2071 2100) in reference to the recent past period (1961 1990).

These associations were robust to further adjustment for modeled peak season mobile-source air pollution, or potential indoor risk factors (p < 0.05).

All of these associations were robust to further adjustment for modeled peak season mobile-source air pollution, or potential indoor risk factors (p < 0.05).

Similarities in the indoor risk factors patterns between diagnosed asthma and wheezing without diagnosis suggested a similar etiology of these two conditions.

Indoor risk factors for physician-diagnosed asthma and wheezing in the past 12 months without previous asthma diagnosis were assessed in a survey of parents of 5-9-year-old Seattle primary school students.

Based on our hypothesis that Arabian incense (bakhour) may be a locally relevant indoor risk factor for asthma, we added five questions addressing the frequency, and pattern of bakhour usage in addition to its effect on children as follows: 1) Do you use bakhour at your home?

This is an indication that shading and/or night cooling could modify indoor overheating risk significantly.

This paper aims to assess the relative impact of lifestyle patterns, occupant-controlled window opening and shading use on indoor overheating risk levels in dwellings.

Indoor radon risk reduction depends on the extent and effectiveness of prevention strategies included in the design and construction of new buildings and the mitigation or remediation of radon in existing buildings.

We used the same classification of indoor radon risk, termed indoor radon vulnerability, developed in previous work [ 14].

Search terms focused primarily on the indoor environmental risk factors considered in the IOM 2000 review.