Sentence examples for pollution averages from inspiring English sources
The percentage of subjects excluded from analyses based on annual average air pollution averages varied depending on pollutant (because not every station measured every pollutant, and we used a 5-mile exclusion criterion, as explained above).
Here, pollution averages between 200 to 350µg/m3 – far surpassing Delhi.
He downloaded particulate pollution data for monitoring sites on Marylebone Road in London and on 114th Street in Chicago, and gathered information on Beijing's air quality from China's Ministry of Environmental Protection.Then, after calculating daily and monthly air pollution averages and statistically removing man's tendency to make more smog in winter, he plotted a graph.
Some of the monthly air pollution averages had a moderate to high correlation.
Extraction using principal components followed by varimax rotation suggested the 33 original entire pregnancy air pollution averages were best summarized by five factors.
Table 4 shows the odd ratios for the risk of specific congenital cardiac defects associated with ambient air pollution averaged over weeks 3 8 of pregnancy.
Table 5 shows the odds ratios for the risk of cleft lip/palate associated with ambient air pollution averaged over weeks 3 8 of pregnancy.
Based on a time-series analysis of daily mortality counts and average daily air pollution (average of readings from available monitors in the study region), they found that increasing the probability of siting monitors in high pollution areas led to attenuation in health effect estimates and poor coverage intervals.
Descriptive analyses were performed for all air pollution exposure averages, including the evaluation of the Pearson correlation coefficients between the different exposure averages.
Table 2 shows that Pearson correlation coefficients between the different air pollution exposure averages for the present paper varied between 0.02 and 0.83.
We also calculated different time windows of exposure to air pollution ("moving averages") from 2 to 7, 14, 30, 60, and 90 days before birth for a more specific evaluation of air pollution exposures close to the time of birth.
