Sentence examples for release of airborne from inspiring English sources

Release of airborne radioactivity under the simulation conditions resulted in a maximum individual effective whole-body dose of only 6.06 × 10−6 mSv and a thyroid dose of only 3.54 × 10−6 mSv for adult, which are six and five orders of magnitude, respectively, lower than the upper limits set in Chinese regulation GB6249-2011.

Thanks to the photoionization, a technique which allow the detection of organic compounds in gaseous mixtures, a pseudo-hyperbolic relationship between the release of airborne substances in asphalt emissions and the heating temperature was identified; whereas the AOS demonstrated that this increase of VOCs corresponded contextually to a change in their odorous patterns.

In a response appended to the GAO report, a senior Homeland Security official, Jim H. Crumpacker, wrote that bioterrorism "remains a continuing threat to the security of our nation" and that BioWatch is the only "biosurveillance system designed to detect the intentional release" of airborne pathogens.

The extraction of the gold results in the release of airborne particles that include large concentrations of arsenic.

In the Obuasi region of Ghana, for example, gold extraction from arsenopyrite ore results in the release of airborne PM that includes large concentrations of As (Mead 2005).

The temperature of a food or beverage affects the release of airborne molecules, with an increase in temperature leading to increased release.

Although levels of estimated exposure for respondents in the current study were within provincial guidelines, our monitoring methods were not able to capture the impact of individual release events of airborne toxins or "bad air days"; they are not uncommon and are occasionally accompanied by warning sirens and emergency response guides that demand individual coping mechanisms [ 62].

A novel method is presented for the visualisation of steady-state concentrations and exposures that may result from the indoor release of hazardous airborne material.

Improper waste storage has also resulted in fish kills and the release of toxic airborne chemicals that cause human illness, the report says.

Criteria and scoring for determining the ease of airborne release of a chemical, which are similar to those used in ITF-25 [ 28], are given in Table  5.

The catastrophic destruction of the World Trade Center WTCC) on 11 September 2001 caused the release of high levels of airborne pollutants into the local environment.