Sentence examples for smoke ambient from inspiring English sources
There is substantial and growing evidence that long-term exposures to PM2.5 from cigarette smoke, ambient air pollution, or both affect multiple physiologic pathways.
Experiments using glucose instillation proved the specificity of our system, and instillation of concentrated PM from wood smoke, ambient air, and diesel exhaust supported a connection between wood smoke and LG.
Individuals may be exposed to PAHs through various environmental sources including tobacco smoke, ambient air pollution, and consumption of grilled foods [ 1]. High levels of PAH exposure have been observed for various occupational activities including coal gasification, coke production, aluminum smelting, coal-tar distillation, and paving and roofing with coal-tar pitch [ 2].
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These effect sizes are similar to those associated with smoking and greater than those attributed to secondhand smoke or ambient air pollution [ 13- 18].
Both cigarette smoke and ambient particulate matter have a high burden of oxidant molecules.
Whether this similarity is due to PAHs or other constituents common to tobacco smoke and ambient air pollution is unclear.
We estimated the independent and joint effects of tobacco smoke and ambient exposure on BMI in the CHS.
However, two factors may potentially confound the interpretation of the high indoor PM2.5 levels: indoor tobacco smoke and ambient air pollution.
Thus, the three studies selected to estimate the number of households at potential risk from fugitive emissions are the best currently available; they address the impact of tobacco smoke and ambient pollution in a consistent and logical manner.
Particulate air pollution has long been linked to both acute and chronic health effects, including asthma (e.g., mineral and organic dusts), cardiac disease (e.g, tobacco smoke and ambient air PM2.5), and other conditions (Pope et al. 1991; Viegi et al. 2004).
