Sentence examples for of total environment from inspiring English sources

Accepted in: Science of Total Environment, June 8 2017.

January 9 , 2015 A new study on the occurrence of arsenic in groundwater and the exposure of local residents in the Mekong Delta of Vietnam was published in Science of Total Environment.

On view from Oct. 3 through Feb. 10, it will cover Kandinsky's transition from a more realistic style of painting in his so-called Blue Rider period to biomorphic abstraction, and later to his creation of total environments.

The getting together was in a series of total-environment rooms.

"Standing with their representatives in front of a handball court in a so-called ghetto area in Brooklyn," he said, "I finally convinced them that it had greater personal usage than a backpack trail in the Sierras, was equally worthy of federal support, and was part of the total environment of the community".

The results, published in last month's issue of Science of the Total Environment, an academic journal, confirmed what he had already come to fear.

Already a major cause of extinction, our meat habit will take a growing toll as people clear more land for livestock and crops to feed these animals, a study in the current issue of Science of the Total Environment predicts.

Average concentrations of cocaine also correlated strongly with users' requests for detoxification treatment (R2 exceeding 0.94), the team reports in today's issue of Science of the Total Environment.

Other recent support for an association of cardiovascular mortality with noise comes from a study published in the 1 January 2007 issue of Science of the Total Environment.

A study by Jay P. Graham and colleagues in the 1 April 2009 issue of Science of the Total Environment reported that flies collected from the areas surrounding a poultry production facility demonstrated resistance consistent with the types of antibiotics being used there.

The study, published in the 1 February 2006 issue of Science of the Total Environment, adds to the growing evidence that infants can be exposed to potentially dangerous lead levels in utero and through breast milk.