Sentence examples for reasonable pollution from inspiring English sources

I'm not suggesting that anyone in Congress need fear vengeful chickens or corn farmers, but continued abuse of Mother Nature, by fooling around with reasonable pollution limits and by keeping us addicted to expensive, polluting foreign oil - - while China and California are adapting to the not-so-subtle signals that our planet is sending us - - is enough to make you wonder.

Based on temperature and background colony growth, detection of fecal rather than total coliforms using m-FC agar has been mentioned as reasonable for fecal pollution microbiological monitoring in eutrophic surface water in temperate regions [36].

Thus, although SFU can be used as a reasonable indicator of pollution exposures, the inverse, non-SFU, should not be considered an indicator of clean fuel use in populations relying on kerosene (Lam et al. 2012).

For example, it is still largely unknown whether or not multipollutant metrics provide a reasonable explanation of air pollution health effects or if they provide any improvement upon single pollutant metrics.

However, that VW has been found out and has admitted its deception means it is reasonable to hope that diesel pollution will now be dealt with.

Furthermore, a set of type curves was developed to select operational conditions with a reasonable accuracy while maintaining thermal pollution in an acceptable range.

The set of type curves developed in this study can be used to select operational conditions with a reasonable accuracy while maintaining thermal pollution in an acceptable range.

The Phe/Ant ratios are larger than 15 and the LMW/HMW (the proportion of 2-ring and 3-ring PAHs to 4-ring PAHs) in Taihu Lake water is relatively high, which indicates that the PAHs in Taihu Lake water mainly came from oil pollution, it is reasonable to relate this to the busy water transport system in this region.

We further identified neighborhoods that had reasonable levels for walkability and pollution.

In the Fresno/Clovis study area, the main source for NO2 is traffic; therefore, NO2 is a reasonable marker for traffic-related pollution (Watson et al. 2000).

Considering that PM2.5 has also been shown to alter autonomic balance (Devlin et al. 2003; Gold et al. 2000; Magari et al. 2001), it is reasonable to hypothesize that air pollution exposure can meaningfully affect blood pressure (BP).