Sentence examples for pollution collected from inspiring English sources

The study found much more inflammation and signs of tissue damage in those exposed to the industrial pollution collected when the mill was running.

For the study, which was published in the journal Chest, the researchers examined four years of records from the Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario and compared the pattern of asthma attacks with daily data on weather, airborne allergens and pollution collected at a nearby airport.

This system is more efficient than the current car's method of periodically wasting fuel to heat the catalytic converter to burn out the pollution collected there, so projected fuel efficiency for the new car is 32mpg city and 45mpg highway, with a combined figure that VW estimates to be "around 37" mpg.

The data sets consisted of concurrent daily time series of health outcomes, weather, and air pollution collected in Brisbane City from 1 January 1996, to 31 December 2001.

Due to the large scale of this study, it was only possible to use indirect measures of air pollution, collected via GIS-based modeling of pollution based on values measured by monitors throughout the US.

As seen typically in studies of air pollution collected from cities, there seems to be large seasonal differences in PM10 and PM2.5 both with regard to chemical composition and their biological effects as measured as proinflammatory cytokine release and cytotoxicity [ 184].

First, we used air pollution data collected from a single monitoring site for personal pollution exposure and therefore, some extent misclassification might happen.

To estimate population-level ozone concentrations, we began by obtaining ozone monitoring data from the U.S. EPA's Air Quality System (AQS) (U.S. EPA 2004c), a database of ambient air pollution data collected by the U.S. EPA, state, local, and tribal air pollution control agencies from > 1,000 monitoring stations across the country.

Land use regression (LUR) models based on pollution data collected via short-term intensive monitoring campaigns and Geographic Information Systems GISS) information on pollution sources and meteorology are one example [ 33, 34].

They then used monthly air pollution data collected from monitoring stations set up across the country to build models showing just how much air pollution a woman was exposed to during each month of pregnancy and in the months immediately before and after.

"You care about your leather jacket when there's all this pollution?" She collected her Burberry and left the room.