Sentence examples for pollution occupation from inspiring English sources

Human exposure to arsenic is a complex issue because it is closely related to environmental pollution, occupation, lifestyle and dietary patterns of the exposed population.

Cadmium exposure from tobacco smoke, air pollution, occupation, and diet (leafy and root vegetables, grains, and offal) is widespread in general populations [ 33].

Exposure assessment: air pollution (outdoor and indoor), water contamination, allergens and biological organisms, metals, pesticides, radiations (ionizing, ultraviolet, and nonionizing), tobacco smoke (active and passive), noise, persistent organic pollutants, occupation (maternal and paternal), and other chemical compounds.

With its comprehensive advantages such as the large transport capacity, low energy consumption, light pollution, less occupation of the land, and high safety, the railway heavy-haul transport has developed rapidly all over the world.

Exposure to ambient air pollution by occupation and transportation mode was independently associated with respiratory functions impairment and incident respiratory symptoms among participants.

Urban areas in developing countries face problems related to the lack of safe water, inadequate waste management and pollution control, occupation and degradation of sensitive lands, flooding and soil erosion in unauthorized settlements.

Municipalities in developing countries face similar problems related to the lack of safe water, inadequate waste management and pollution control, occupation and degradation of sensitive lands, flooding, soil erosion and noise in unplanned settlements.

Information on infant mortality rates, and indices of urbanization, occupation, occupational conditions, environmental pollution and socio-economic status in the years 2005 2011 were obtained from the Central Statistical Office of Poland.

However, over exploration of mineral resources exceeds the ability of self-renewal and recovery of nature, causing formation of gobs, surface subsidence, surface cracks, land pollutions and land occupation, etc. (Zhang et al. 2007).

Also, there is also potential for occupational exposure to air pollution with the nursing occupation, which we were unable to account for in this study.

Among the "factors" to be studied are family history, events during pregnancy, maternal medications, parental occupation, ambient pollution around the house, and "a child's vaccination history," the paper reported.