Sentence examples for nox it from inspiring English sources

Long-term air pollution, from the sooty particles known as PM10s, nitrogen dioxide (NO2) and nitrogen oxides (NOx), it was told, makes asthma worse and exacerbates heart disease and respiratory illness.

As for correlations between the torque and NO and NOx, it turned out that those of WCO0 were stronger than those of WCO15.

Owing to the interesting behavior of this sensor to the action of CO and NOx, it was decided to develop this device within the framework of a European contract and to produce it industrially by screen-printing.

By integrating the adsorption peaks of NH3 or NOx, it was found that the coordinated NH3 and NH4+ were the main active NH3 ad-species, while the adsorbed NOx was only obviously detected below 250 °C.

In summary, despite that AG is not an effective eNOS recoupling agent presumably consequent to its ineffectiveness in preventing endothelial NOX activation, it is inhibitory of aortic H2O2 production, VSMC NOX activity, and hypercontractility in diabetes.

This paper presents a modified N-balance method, which, although it does not distinguish for losses of N as N2, NH3 or NOx's, it does determine accurately the upper limit on NH3-N emissions for both forced and naturally ventilated livestock facilities.

Diesel engine makers have been trying to block NOx where it originates, in the engine cylinders.

In addition, although Ni-ZSM-5 exhibited better resistance to H2O than H-ZSM-5 for NOx adsorption, it showed inferior efficiency for NOx removal and nearly 15% NOx remained after the discharge stage.

After we could show that S1P driven in vitro angiogenesis was inhibited by NOX-S93 it was evident that NOX-S93 was able to inhibit S1P induced ERK phosphorylation in HUVECs.

Hydrogen was added upstream of the catalyst primarily to assess its ability to promote NOx reduction, however it was also found to influence the oxidation characteristics of the catalyst.

The former hydrocarbon exhibited relatively low NOx conversions and it was burned at high temperatures.