Sentence examples for linking traffic from inspiring English sources

With an important interprovincial highway linking traffic between Ottawa Canada's capital city and Montreal, right on Clarence-Rockland's doorstep, the fire service is the first to take calls on major accidents in the region before paramedics in outlying areas can make it to the scene.

Incorporating traffic-related air pollution into large-scale epidemiologic studies requires models linking traffic and ambient concentrations.

Linking traffic volumes, vehicle emissions and dispersion models allows prediction of pollution concentrations at specific locations and times of interest, allowing subject-specific emission estimates.

Traffic noise is a particular concern given similar source contributions compared with NO2 and the previous research linking traffic noise to elevated myocardial infarctions (Babisch et al. 2005).

Therefore, a recent review of the literature conducted by the Health Effects Institute (HEI) states that the evidence linking traffic air pollution and mortality is suggestive but not yet sufficient (HEI Panel on the Health Effects of Traffic-related Air Pollution 2010).

Our findings are consistent with results from previous epidemiologic studies linking traffic exposures in urban areas with wheezing [ 9, 18], bronchitic symptoms [ 9, 18], or chronic bronchitis [ 10, 19, 34] in adults, and wheezing [ 2- 7, 15, 16], cough [ 4, 5, 16, 20], and bronchitis [ 20] in children.

There is significant evidence linking traffic-related pollution exposure to respiratory illness.

The pathways linking traffic-related air pollution to cognitive impairment have not yet been thoroughly clarified [ 4].

In a recent review, Heinrich and Wichmann (2004) concluded that the evidence linking traffic-related air pollutants and allergic rhinitis is equivocal.

Some studies have focused on identifying air pollution sources responsible for the observed health effects, and there is growing evidence linking traffic-related particle exposures to cardiovascular responses [ 6].

Evidence linking traffic-related air pollution and cardiovascular outcomes has been growing, especially in urban areas where traffic emissions are one of the major pollution sources (Brook et al. 2009; Delfino et al. 2010; Jia et al. 2012; Wu et al. 2010, 2011a, 2011b).