Sentence examples for pollutant research from inspiring English sources
Adopting microinjection for pollutant research requires further investigation.
For indoor pollutant research, Satish et al. [ 24] emphasized the need to measure perceived air quality as it is known to be associated with higher indoor pollutant levels, which in turn, associated with impaired work performance and increased health symptoms.
Moreover, because some controversies regarding the use of multipollutant modelling in air pollutant research were raised [ 39], in this study we applied a monopollutant regression model controlling for different meteo-climatic variables and flu epidemic peaks as possible confounders.
For outdoor pollutant research, Valentić et al. [ 26] in a study of a population close to a big industrial pollutant producers reported that mental cognition with a tendency to overestimate the level and danger of pollution was associated with poor perception of physical health, despite the fact that the concentration of the pollutants were within legal ranges.
Of note to cooking-pollutant research, PM2.5, acrolein, and formaldehyde were responsible for the majority of the impacts.
In proposing such a streamlined testing scheme, previous studies can be used as a roadmap for the dos and don'ts for future IR-pollutant research.
They noted that pollution research efforts had focused almost exclusively on "conventional" pollutants — substances that were known or suspected to be carcinogenic or immediately toxic.
Rhodamine B (RhB) was used as the target organic pollutant to research the photocatalytic performance of as-prepared composites.
Although associations with traffic as a surrogate of exposure appear to be more consistent across studies than associations with pollutants, more research is needed to clarify the role of specific constituents of air pollution on atherogenesis.
These might include measurement of atmospheric pollutants and research on the fate and transport of hazardous agents in the ecosystem.
Whilst there is no doubt that rapid urbanisation means that we are now exposed to unhealthy concentrations and a more diverse variety of ambient air pollutants, palaeopathological research suggests the problem, in the form of smoke, plagued our oldest ancestors.
