Sentence examples for study of traffic from inspiring English sources

Deborah Perry, a spokeswoman for the School Construction Authority, said an environmental study of traffic and other issues would be done before final plans are made.

He also ordered a more thorough study of traffic control operations than the review of staffing and work schedules that the agency had previously announced.

But a new study of traffic agents in such situations found that those who felt that they had strong support from their supervisors had much smaller spikes in blood pressure than those who did not.

Rush-hour drivers spent three times as long stuck in traffic in 2003 -- 47 hours -- as they did in 1982, according to a study of traffic in 85 urban areas by the Texas Transportation Institute.

Professor Grigsby said that in the book, "They developed for the first time the idea, which seems rather mundane now, that we could only understand and do something about traffic if we integrated our study of traffic with land use".

— Jeff Gordinier The New York Times: And now, the upside of obesity: a medical study of traffic accidents in New York City has found that overweight victims suffer fewer serious injuries when struck by vehicles.

Two years ago, the American Embassy in Chisinau conducted a study of trafficking trials in Moldova.

It was the first time he had ever seen the sea.Mr Maung's story is told by the Environmental Justice Foundation (EJF), a charity, in a recent study of trafficking and piracy in Thailand's seafood industry.

Future work will consist of the study of traffic-aware link adaptation policies and HARQ/ARQ techniques in more depth for TCP throughput optimization in wireless links.

In an epidemiologic case control study of traffic-exposed police officers, the average values of HDL cholesterol and triglycerides were elevated in the exposed group versus an unexposed control group (Tomao et al. 2002).

The study of traffic-related air pollutants, however, is complicated due to the nature of traffic exposures, which may vary over short distances and thus limit the use of centralized exposure monitoring data in epidemiological studies.