Sentence examples for pollutant abundance from inspiring English sources

We examined changes in pollutant abundance both in serum and adipose tissue during surgery-induced weight loss.

Animal studies reveal induced insulin resistance, indicating T2DM development, after exposure to a mixture of persistent organic pollutants that mimics the relative abundance of organic pollutants present in crude salmon oil [ 19, 20], and there are several studies indicating associations between serum PCB levels and T2DM in humans [ 21, 22].

AC amendment benefits, such as reduced PAH uptake by earthworms and plants and reduced PAH leaching, and AC amendment costs, need to be assessed in comparison with the working of intrinsic attenuation mechanisms, which may also reduce risks in the long term, in particular in soils with a high abundance of pollutant degrading microorganisms.

These sources of nutrient pollutants affect phytoplankton overall abundance and seasonal variability.

The work suggests that even "aged" DPM that has been suspended in the atmosphere for more than a decade is capable of biological activity, which has important public health implications given the abundance of this pollutant in the atmosphere.

Here, we demonstrate diatom shells functionalized with gold nanoparticles for the harvesting and detection of biological analytes (bovine serum albumin BSA) and chemical pollutants (mineral oil) in low abundance ranges, for applications in bioengineering, medicine, safety, and pollution monitoring.

The observed variability in peatland pore-water biogeochemistry over such small spatial and temporal scales suggests that under-sampling in northern peatland environments could lead to erroneous conclusions concerning the abundance and distribution of natural elements and pollutants alike.

Benzo(a pyrene (BaP) emitted from vehicle tailpipes was the pollutant proxy analyzed for the numerical examples, because there is an abundance of good historical data [ 21].

This reflects, in part, that an abundant substrate (ethanol) can dilute the metabolic flux of target pollutants (BTEX) whose biodegradation rate eventually increases with its relative abundance after ethanol is preferentially consumed.

This will include acoustic recordings, measuring hydrographic conditions, the abundance and distribution of plankton, and the presence of marine debris and other pollutants such as microplastics.

Overall, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change predicts, warmer temperatures and increased water vapor abundance will reduce baseline concentrations of ground-level O3 a positive development, given the health harm this pollutant can do.