Sentence examples for into fine particulate from inspiring English sources

In fact, in 1997, while Smith was serving his sixth term, Congress appropriated $49.6 million for a major research program into fine particulate matter, including a reanalysis of the Harvard and ACS studies by the Health Effects Institute.

Paralarvae (n = 30 per treatment) were ground into fine particulate using liquid nitrogen, mortar, and pestle.

This molten mixture condenses into ultrafine and fine particulate matter with an aerodynamic diameter ≤ 2.5 μm (PM2.5) that is easily inhaled [ 1].

The wood is a renewable resource, of course, but an evening's fire can send a pound of dagger-shaped fine particulate pollution into the air, according to Mary Rozenberg, president of Clean Air Revival, a nonprofit organization that campaigns for the reduction of particulate pollution.

He notes the EPA is already incorporating some CVD concerns into discussions about the next-generation fine particulate standard under consideration (which will be published as a proposal by 31 March 2005 and finalized by 20 December 2005).

It has been proposed that inhaled fine particulate matter translocates directly into the systemic circulation through the pulmonary capillary bed, promoting atherothrombosis by breaching endothelial integrity and inciting a local inflammatory reaction [ 38].

As families huddle indoors, burning coal around the clock, sections of the city see their levels of fine particulate matter, a pollutant, soar into the thousands.

Levels of PM2.5, fine particulate matter that penetrates deep into the lungs, was more than six times the World Health Organization recommended yearly average in the first half of 2016, according to data compiled by Greenpeace.

This paper focuses on the modification of flow velocities and the trapping of fine sediment (particles <2 mm in diameter) by in-stream macrophytes and the processing of dissolved organic matter (DOM), fine particulate organic matter (FPOM) and fine inorganic particles into faecal pellets by blackfly larvae attached to the leaves of Ranunculus plants.

Measuring fine particulate matter is another problem.

Nitrogen oxides are one of the main contributors to fine particulate pollution known as PM2.5 which is considered dangerous because it penetrates deep into the lungs.