Sentence examples for pollution response from inspiring English sources

Model development balanced polluted plots across elevation, forest type and precipitation ranges to isolate pollution response.

We're also going to have some of our small boats ready to go, to coordinate any pollution response, and we're staging additional capabilities at Fort Dix.

The Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT) was used to identify the NPS pollution response to long-term land cover dynamics.

The Stafford Act, which is how we fund hurricane response, and the Oil Spill Liability Trust Fund, which is how we fund pollution response, have certain rules attached to what you can spend money on.

Quantifying the non-point source (NPS) nitrogen pollution response to the varied land-use and soil properties in highly agricultural regions is critical for the proper management of NPS pollution.

Mr Rendon said a team of US experts, including 10 members of the coast-guard's pollution response national strike force, had arrived late on Sunday, bringing specialised oil-spill equipment, such as inflatable oil-containment barges and high-capacity pumps to help remove remaining fuel from the ship.

Greenland has argued that "different national systems may lead to ambiguities and unnecessary delays in oil pollution responses and compensation payments" and that any regime must adapt as understanding of the worst-case scenario in the Arctic changes.

Whether the role of UPP in air pollution responses is ultimately pathological, homeostatic, or merely a marker of effect remains to be elucidated.

It is unclear whether the air pollution responses we have observed in the aortas of these mice are conserved in humans.

Given other evidence of greater stress-related illness and susceptibility among persons with lower SES (Kubzansky et al. 2000; Miller and Chen 2007; Seeman et al. 2004), heightened air pollution responses with lower SES may be mediated through stress-related pathways.

Others have studied pollution responses in patients with stable coronary heart disease (Lipsett et al. 2006; Timonen et al. 2006), whereas we studied our subjects 2 6 weeks after hospitalization for myocardial infarction, unstable angina pectoris, or worsening stable coronary artery disease.