Sentence examples for pathways of air from inspiring English sources

Based on the transport pathways of air masses, three typical air mass trajectories, representing local, continental (other than local), and marine were found in Darjeeling and have been shown in Figure 14.

Promotion of atherosclerosis is likely to be involved in the chronic pathways of air pollution effect (Brook et al. 2004).

Therefore, the role of air pollution in relation to the cardiovascular system should be considered when evaluating mechanistic pathways of air pollution effects on depressive symptoms.

We recognized that this improvement of simulation accuracy is a result of additional cellular and molecular pathways of AIR progression incorporated into our SDMM compared to previous mathematical models [ 12, 13].

This paper seeks to expand on the earlier assessment of traffic as a risk factor by examining the specific pathway of air pollution exposure.

However, there are issues in regard to the measurement of air conduction thresholds in an ear with microtia and atresia because the calibration of the earphone is based on a normal physiologic pathway of air conduction.

These epidemiologic studies provide early guidance to possible pathways of particulate air pollution health effects, which can only be addressed fully in toxicologic and physiologic studies.

Circulating leukocytes activated by PM exposure have been suggested to mediate and/or amplify, through immune and inflammatory pathways, the effects of air pollution on the cardiovascular and respiratory systems [ 76– 76].

In this study the simplified model for the torso of the running wear jacket is set up to investigate the effect of the slit for the pathway of the air coming in from the hemline of the jacket.

A main strength of our study is the availability of different markers of placental growth and function, enabling investigation of this possible pathway for air pollution effects on pregnancy outcomes.

The risk-based approach provides a flexible method for developing comparable, substance-specific estimates of lifetime daily average intake and associated LECRs for a variety of exposure pathways, including outdoor air, indoor air, drinking water, dust, soil, and foods and beverages, using available data.