Sentence examples for setting of air from inspiring English sources

This society believes that it is important to offer guidelines for the design, development, and use of DMM in the setting of AIR research to avoid the "garbage in, garbage out" problem.

The results must be accepted as semiquantitative, but within that constraint, air quality can be sufficiently well defined to enable the setting of air quality standards.

Understanding the shapes of the CR curves is important for environmental public health policy decision making and setting of air quality standards.

Understanding the differential effects of air pollution in more vulnerable groups of people is important for determining public health policy such as the setting of air quality guidelines.

The characterization of WMH in young urbanites is critical and knowledge about the complex modulation of cytokines and chemokines in the setting of air pollution are important because they may shed light into the etiopathogenesis of well-characterized risk factors for neurodegeneration, vascular, and cognitive disorders and disability [ 106, 107].

This has implications for local public health policy and practice, such as the identification of sensitive sub-groups, the setting of air quality guidelines, targeting of public health messages in relation to air pollution and the regulation of deliberate burning practices [ 22].

We also performed a mechanical substudy without any involvement of humans or experimental animals in the setting of air-conditioned laboratory conditions.

BEIJING — I RECENTLY found myself hauling a bag filled with 12 boxes of milk powder and a cardboard container with two sets of air filters through San Francisco International Airport.

Off the Indonesian coast, he pulled on a thin wet suit with a double set of air tanks and slipped into 120 feet of silt-filled water known as the Sundra Strait.

The Air Force, which has already withdrawn more than 100 aircraft from the gulf area, is regrouping its 10 sets of air combat forces and talking to the Navy about sharing reconnaissance missions.

(Or, in a move that exhausts me just to think about, it will start to be used as a knowingly bad joke, delivered inside double sets of air quotes).