Sentence examples for long-term air from inspiring English sources

Mr Johnson introduced a long-term air quality strategy for the capital in December 2010 but this is aimed at improvements in the medium to long term.

The impact of long-term air exposure on the structure, surface and electrochemical characteristics of Li2FeSiO4 was investigated.

Nevertheless the preliminary results suggest that the new sampler types are promising for the long-term air monitoring of semivolatiles.

The two additives suppress the charge recombination and take a synergistic effect on reduction of traps, contributing to the long-term air stability of unencapsulated planar PSCs.

Land use regression (LUR) has evolved as a standard tool for estimating intra-urban variation in long-term air pollution exposures.

The primary objective of this work is to investigate the influence of meteorology on O3, NO2 and PM10 levels and the long-term air quality trends.

Little information exists regarding the interaction effects of obesity with long-term air pollution exposure on cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) and stroke in areas of high pollution.

"Living in a place with long-term air pollution problems has significant impacts on your health," says Dr Ian Mudway, Lecturer in Respiratory Toxicology at King's College London.

To stop this flow, Washington launched what is planned to be a long-term air campaign against those fields and their associated infrastructure.

Long-term air pollution exposure assessment.

These findings support an association between long-term air pollution exposure and atherosclerosis.