Sentence examples for pm measuring from inspiring English sources

Two aftershocks of yesterday's quake rattled northeastern Japan between 10 20 and 10 40 pm, measuring 4.8 and 6.0 in magnitude.

The next update to this particular hour's observations occurred at 5 08 PM, measuring 749 KB and we represent this file as F 20140309_1700,20140309_1708.

An extensive measurement campaign was performed in this subway system in order to characterise the airborne particulate matter (PM) measuring its concentration and investigating its variability, both inside trains and on platforms, in two different seasonal periods (warmer and colder), to better understand the main factors controlling it, and therefore the way to improve air quality.

During 2005, Bowman et al [ 17] assessed how PM measured at this site, compared with PM measured in the city by placing parallel monitors at the two locations.

The PM uses the same technology as the microbial identification kits, except that the PM measures nearly 2,000 chemical reactions related to carbon, nitrogen, phosphorus, and sulphur metabolism, as well as pH, growth range, and sensitivity to antibiotics and stress factors.

Relationships between outdoor PM and health are based on PM as measured at background concentrations, at a distance from source and from most of the population at risk; whereas IAPAH is concerned with PM in the home from indoor combustion sources in the same room or nearby – this is more like PM measured as personal exposure rather than background concentrations.

To determine whether increased exposure to particulate matter air pollution (PM), measured with personal, residential, or central site monitoring, was associated with pulmonary function decrements in either adults with COPD or children with asthma.

Second, PM measured with DustTrak monitors is subject to error.

Blood measures were paired with residence level outdoor PM measured by nephelometry.

Thus, PM measured with the pDR-1000 is an accurate approximation for PM2.5.

To date, most epidemiologic studies of PM have related adverse health outcomes to PM measured by mass (e.g., PM2.5).