Sentence examples for single particulate from inspiring English sources

The European Environment Agency estimates that premature deaths resulting from a single particulate pollutant (PM2.5) totalled approximately 432,000 in 2012 in Europe alone, while around 75,000 people die each year as a result of prolonged exposure to NO2 air pollution.

We use a single particulate monitoring site at the wildland urban interface to explore impacts from prescribed, managed, and full suppression wildland fires from 2006 to 2015 producing a contextual assessment of smoke impacts over time at the landscape level.

Therefore, the two classes of PM2.5 and PM10 were represented in the model as a single particulate matter variable (fire PM10) for fire-emitted particulates that ensures the modeled particle mass is unambiguously accounted for in the statistical model.

Porous media transport of engineered nanomaterials (ENMs) is typically assessed in a controlled single-particulate environment.

We present the governing system for single-phase particulate flow accounting for non-equilibrium fines detachment.

When the heat input is increased to 260 J/mm, a single Cu-rich particulate composite coating is synthesized in the molten pool.

Infra-red measuremnts of the combustion of particular matter (PM) deposited on the surface of a single layer diesel particulate filter (DPF) showed that it may proceed in three different modes: either by a moving hot zone emanating from a single ignition point, or hot zones generated at several different ignition points or uniform combustion all over the surface.

We have previously shown that a single exposure of particulate Cr VI) induces toxic mucosal injury and an acute inflammatory response characterized by the up-regulation of interleukin-6 (IL-6) and growth-regulated oncogene-α (Gro-α), phosphorylation of Akt, and infiltration of neutrophils and lymphocytes into the lung (Beaver et al. 2009).

We previously demonstrated that in normal rats a single exposure to particulate matter (PM) or gaseous air pollutants has the potential to "sensitize" the heart to subsequent arrhythmogenic stimuli, which is further worsened by the presence of underlying cardiovascular disease (Hazari et al. 2009).

In experiments to confirm the in vivo effects of environmental particulates, mice were administered a single intranasal dose of either particulate matter or carbon black at day 28 of life and sacrificed 4 hours later.

Cooking represents one of the single largest contributors, generating particulate matter (formally known as PM2.5) at concentrations four times greater than major haze events in Beijing.