Sentence examples for more polluted in from inspiring English sources

The results showed that water samples collected from sites 1, 2, 3 and 8 of Sutlej river system had greater DNA damaging effect, thus was more polluted in terms of genotoxicity, than from sites 4, 5 and 6 of Beas river, as supercoiled DNA got affected to different levels, when incubated with water from both rivers separately.

Outdoor air in China tends to be more polluted in cities than in rural and semi-rural areas, reflecting emissions from power plants, industrial facilities, and motor vehicles.

This suggests that NYC's subway stations are more polluted in terms of BC2.5 levels than other subway systems studied to-date.

As indicated by the metal contamination factor (CF) the river stretch near the Ayodhya is more polluted in comparison to the other undertaken sites.

This has been reported before for southern European cities (Cesaroni et al. 2010), where wealthy persons live in downtown areas that are more polluted, in sharp contrast to what has been observed in North America (Gunier et al. 2003) and northern Europe (Chaix et al. 2006), where the most deprived bear the highest air pollution concentrations.

A recent T&E round-up of evidence found this affected nine out of 10 new diesel cars, which were on average seven times more polluting in the real world.

Muhammed Ali Shahin, from YPSA, said he expects the industry to become more agressive, competitive and more polluting in the coming years.

A significant decrease in PM10, NOx, and NO2 levels between 1990 and 2000 was observed in all areas, with a larger reduction in more polluted areas.

However, a consistent increase in diabetes prevalence was observed between counties in the bottom quartile compared with those in the top quartile of PM2.5 exposure, with populations in more polluted counties having a >20% higher mean diabetes prevalence.

A study of polluted Scots pine forest around Oulu in northern Finland found that P. involutus became more abundant in more polluted areas while other species declined.

Only normal and nearly normal individuals could be collected in the field, and this tendency appeared to be higher in more polluted areas.