Sentence examples for relevant for air from inspiring English sources

The presence of significant breakthrough at "typical" sampling conditions is relevant for air monitoring networks, and may lead to under-reporting of more volatile SVOCs.

This review paper provides a framework for the application of the Observing System Simulation Experiment (OSSE) methodology to satellite observations of atmospheric constituents relevant for air quality.

Tropospheric observations from low-Earth orbit (LEO) platforms have already demonstrated the potential of detecting constituents relevant for air quality but they are limited, for example by the daily revisit time and local cloud cover statistics.

Tropospheric observations from low-Earth orbit (LEO) platforms with instruments like TOMS and GOME have already demonstrated the potential of detecting constituents relevant for air quality but they are limited, for example by the daily revisit time and local cloud cover statistics.

Chemical speciation would allow assessing particles from different sources e.g. particles from combustion sources and non-tailpipe emissions separately, a question clearly relevant for air pollution control policy.

We assessed PM exposure averaged over the 12 months before DM diagnosis because longer windows of exposure were highly correlated, and previous research has shown that time period to be the most relevant exposure for air pollution-related deaths (Schwartz et al. 2008).

Whatever the fantasist clichés may suggest, "physical personality" is no more relevant for an air hostess than in any other career which requires walking.

It is thus possible that oxidation reactions of common unsaturated compounds may be relevant for indoor air quality.

Circular buffers with a radius of 0.25 km were created as the primary neighborhood definition to capture small-scale spatial variation in tree canopy coverage that may be relevant for personal air pollution and aeroallergen exposures.

Determining the relevant exposure window for air pollution seems to be very difficult because one needs good data with sufficient exposure contrast over a long time period.

Our findings are relevant to the potential for air pollution to affect CAD, because sP-selectin activates both leukocytes and endothelial cells and induces adhesion of leukocytes to platelets and to endothelial cells (Jurk and Kehrel 2005).