Sentence examples for particle pollutant from inspiring English sources
Soot, a particle pollutant (PM 2.5), is one of the deadliest sources of pollution because of the ability for it to go deep into lungs, according to the Environmental Protection Agency.
We found stronger particle pollutant associations in longer lagged models but stronger O3 associations in shorter ones.
In this study, we applied PM2.5abs as index of particle pollutant and NO2 as index of gaseous pollutant to test the interaction effects based on the major findings.
Eighteen of the 25 US cities with the worst particulate pollution saw a drop in year-round particle pollutants because of cuts in emissions for coal-fired power plants and other measures.
On days when the levels of airborne particle pollutants jumped (yet remained within federal standards), there were slightly more deaths and hospitalizations of elderly people for cardiac and lung disease.
The results could provide fundamentals for the future application of ventilation design, and can be used to assess human exposure to vehicle particle pollutants at underground parking facilities.
Even though considerable research has been undertaken for the utilization of this fine by-product in several applications, it still remains under-utilized, while its disposal and stabilization is also problematic due to resulting emissions of airborne particle pollutants.
This study presents an experimental investigation on the traffic related gas and particle pollutants in and near major streets in one of the most developed business districts in Hong Kong, known as Central.
Thus, particle pollutants and gaseous pollutants may have different mechanisms underlying the air pollution newborn BP association.
We used separate models to examine the effect of ozone alone and ozone adjusted for each of the secondary particle pollutants.
The 2010 report of annual air pollutants emitted by the Complex indicated the following: particle pollutants, 3,340 metric tons; sulfur dioxide, 16,000 metric tons; Nox, 19,622 metric tons; and VOCs, 4,302 metric tons [ 16, 17].
