Sentence examples for spread of pollutant from inspiring English sources
Likewise, the presence of cats in farm production systems can increase the spread of pollutant oocysts.
This can lead to the spread of pollutants throughout the food chain, including to humans.
A common way to simulate the transport and spread of pollutants in the atmosphere is via stochastic Lagrangian dispersion models.
The NAME Atmospheric Dispersion Modell is a Lagrangian particle model used by the Met Office to predict the propagation and spread of pollutants in the atmosphere.
In particular, real-time filtering and prediction when very limited or no a posteriori analysis is possible (e.g. spread of pollutants, storm surges, tsunami detection, etc).
The model has direct relevance to engineering problems such as the spread of pollutants in the air or contaminants in the water as well as climate change problems concerning the transport of greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide with strongly intermittent probability distributions consistent with the actual observations of the atmosphere.
The buildings in this area are high and closely packed, which may hamper the spread of pollutants.
The restoration of all natural functions of some polluted soils remains impractical and, hence, the application of the principle of function-directed remediation may be sufficient to minimize the risks of persistence and spreading of pollutants.
Interesting results regarding the problem of biosurfactant biodegradation prior to their effect as well as potential issues associated with uncontrolled mobilization and spreading of pollutants were presented by Wen et al. (2009).
The causes are thought to comprise the extensive spread of chemical pollutants affecting both bat and prey populations, changes in landscape composition and structure leading to population fragmentation or roost deterioration, and infectious diseases.
The colonization of urban and suburban habitats by red foxes (Vulpes vulpes) provides a novel sentinel species to monitor the spread of anthropogenic pollutants in densely populated human settlements.
