Sentence examples for mixture of pollutants from inspiring English sources

Although we concentrated on exposure to ambient NO2 as a marker for combustion-derived air pollution, individuals are exposed to a mixture of pollutants.

Guanabara Bay is characterized by predominant eutrophication and anoxic sediments with a mixture of pollutants.

Nowadays, wastewater is considered as a set of resources to be recovered rather than a mixture of pollutants that should be removed.

For example, spiked soils and aged, polluted soils cannot be compared; PAHs freshly spiked into a soil are fully available for degradation unlike a complex mixture of pollutants trapped in a soil for many years.

This model, with the experimental determination of activity coefficients, allowed an accurate description of PCE/TCE binary adsorption experimental data, thus being a reliable instrument for the design of industrial adsorption equipment for wastewater containing a mixture of pollutants.

And though it found insufficient evidence to link air quality with an array of diseases, it did find "suggestive" evidence that exposure to a mixture of pollutants had reduced pulmonary function in troops — that is, had affected their ability to breathe.

Freshwater and marine ecosystems are exposed to various multi-component mixtures of pollutants.

A detailed mathematical model has been used for an extensive investigation on the behaviour of the reverse-flow reactor for the combustion of lean mixtures of pollutants.

To determine the effect of multiple contaminants on transformation rate and product formation we employed mixtures of pollutants.

To identify promoting or inhibitory effects of reaction partners in the remediation processes we tested not only single compounds as has been described in most studies but also mixtures of pollutants.

The new mandate 2013 to 2015 of the Working Group, approved by the Water Directors, has foreseen the continuation of the activity on effect-based tools, in particular, in relation to the detection and evaluation of effects caused by mixtures of pollutants.