Sentence examples for peak ambient from inspiring English sources

The simulations demonstrate that ventilation is necessary to effectively minimize peak ambient concentrations in covered roadways.

In general, the university has high peak ambient temperature of around 32 35 °C coupled with high humidity of about 85% during afternoon period.

It was estimated that the use of cool paving materials contributes to the reduction of the peak ambient temperature during a typical summer day, by up to 1.9 K.

Peak ambient O3 concentrations are typically observed in summer months, when higher temperatures and increased sunlight enhance O3 formation and also lead to increased emissions of biogenic and fugitive anthropogenic hydrocarbons, important precursors of O3 formation.

Hore et al. (2005) showed that children in houses treated with chlorpyrifos had no detectable increase in urinary 3,5,6-trichloropyridinol (TCP), whereas median peak ambient air chlorpyrifos increased > 10-fold (median of 14 ng/m pretreatment, 196 ng/m on day of treatment).

Simulations have shown that the use of the proposed bioclimatic measures can decrease the peak summer ambient temperatures up to 3 °C, while surface temperatures are decreased seriously.

The soil acts as a heat sink results in decrease in EWHE outlet temperature, lower than the peak summer ambient temperature.

Despite the ageing effects, reflective pavements have found to contribute in reducing the peak summer ambient temperature up to 1,7 K, while their surface temperature was up to 12,3 K lower than that of conventional pavement reducing considerably the sensible heat released to the atmosphere.

The main effects of modeled peak season ambient mobile source air pollution indicators on asthma and lung function outcomes will be presented separately.

The associations of El Paso residency with increased asthma and allergy outcomes were not confounded or modified by modeled peak season ambient mobile source air pollution indicators, neighborhood or home-specific exposures, or indoor environmental risk factors (p > 0.1).

Studies have shown that peaks in ambient temperature correspond with peaks in Salmonella incidence with a lag of one to five weeks [ 4, 5].