Sentence examples for the particulates from inspiring English sources

The particulates are subsequently re-emitted into the air.

Previous research attributed 4,267 annual premature deaths to PM2.5s in 2008, based on 2006 levels of the particulates.

"Much of the particulates in cities like London are actually coming from outside the city," he said.

Weather conditions in Beijing and the surrounding regions often compound the particulates generated by coal burning, cars and industry, with cold winter air trapping the pollution.

"Now they will be up high and with filters like we used at 4 Times Square that can take out 90percentt of the particulates".

But the agency's administrator at the time, Stephen L. Johnson, said there was "insufficient evidence" linking the particulates to health effects.

Health experts say the particulates worsen respiratory illnesses, cardiopulmonary disorders and lung cancers, particularly among people who live near heavy ship traffic.

It decreed that about 30 major cities must begin monitoring the particulates this year, followed by about 80 more next year.

Levels of so-called PM 2.5, for the 2.5 micron size of the particulates, are nearly five times the threshold where they become unsafe for human beings.

This time, proponents of a ban are armed with studies suggesting that the particulates kicked into the air by blowers are hazardous to respiratory health.

Jordan Silbert explained why this might be: "I found with early batches I tried with bark that the particulates in the syrup mess with the carbonation.