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Monitoring emission levels of combustion related gases such as H2, CO and NO2 is beneficial both to optimize performance of combustion systems as well as to reduce the impacts of the target gases on the environment.

In scooter/motorbike engines coherent and stable tumble motion generation is still considered an effective mean in order to both reduce engine emissions and promote higher levels of combustion efficiency.

This is primarily because the maritime climate and location of the MAPCEL resulted in an exposure to low levels of combustion component.

Investigating the chronic effects of ambient air pollution, we hypothesized that people exposed to higher levels of combustion particles from mobile sources would have shorter telomeres on the ends of their chromosomes.

The use of the novel population in Xuanwei is a strength of Yu et al.' s study because the lung cancer incidence in Xuanwei is among the highest in China and it is attributed to substantial levels of combustion related byproducts generated by domestic smoky coal use for heating and cooking (Lan et al., 2002), an established risk factor for lung cancer (IARC, 2010).

Heating tobacco significantly reduces levels of combustion-derived toxicants in the aerosol compared to cigarette smoke.

Mothers and Children Study in Poland, Poland: Krakow, Poland is a city with high levels of combustion-generated pollutants from coal burning, home heating, industry and traffic, as well as high rates of infant mortality, low birth weight, and cancer.

We studied the possible confounding by combustion-related air pollution by adjusting the models for black carbon, because increases in the levels of CRP [ 28, 29], IL-6 [ 30, 31] and sVCAM-1 [ 32] have been independently associated with increases in the levels of combustion-related pollutants.

In previous studies, levels of NOx have been shown to correspond well with levels of combustion-related particulate matter < 1 μm in aerodynamic diameter (PM1), or even for combustion-related ultrafine particulate matter (< 0.1 μm; PM0.1) (Arhami et al. 2009; Ketzel et al. 2004; Marconi et al. 2007).

The levels of tobacco combustion markers (CO, CO2, NO and NOx) in the aerosol of THP1.0 were significantly lower than the levels if there were any significant pyrolysis or combustion.

The early portion of the festival's kickoff day badly needed a pick-up, with temperatures reaching levels of thermal combustion.