Sentence examples for monitoring stations suggest from inspiring English sources

Recent work into the measurement error associated with the use of fixed site monitoring stations suggest that most of the difference between personal and fixed site monitoring measurements of exposure are Berkson error, and therefore, do not bias the risk estimates.

Interestingly, Sørensen et al. (2003a, 2003b) observed no correlation between 8-oxodG in WBCs and the background mass concentration of PM2.5 measured at stationary monitoring stations, suggesting that a relatively clean urban air may provide too little contrast in the long-range transported fractions of PM to be a reliable indicator of traffic-generated exposure.

Available data from air quality monitoring stations and passive samplers suggest O3 levels regularly exceed the critical level (CL) for forests.

(If your school already has a weather monitoring station, students may suggest the construction of an additional site at a second location in the school or community).

But data from monitoring stations in the two hemispheres suggests that the increase is not coming from the Arctic.

The team's finding that effect estimates diminished for women living farther than one mile from a station suggests that the air monitoring stations may not provide accurate measures of exposure for these women; development of ways to better capture spatial variability in pollutant concentrations is therefore an important goal.

Moreover, as we have shown in a previous papers [37], the results obtained both by automatic monitoring stations and sampling campaigns in several sites of Apulia region, suggest that the PM10 amount monitored in this area presents a common contribution also among monitoring stations located at 70 km far each other: the common contribution apparently does not depend from local sources.

Janssen et al. (1998, 1999) have suggested that air pollution levels from outdoor monitoring stations can provide useful surrogates for personal exposure.

Owing to the limited number of air monitoring stations available, we had limited ability to validate the modeling, and our validation suggested only moderate correlation between modeled and measured ambient air levels.

That monitoring stations along the way to Boat Harbour have found these metals metals needed for Abercrombie's effluent would suggest that the waters and shores of Boat Harbour contain them as well.

Noori et al. (2012) suggested that PCA and CA techniques are useful tools for identifying the importance of water quality monitoring stations.