Sentence examples for the same pollutant from inspiring English sources
Correlations between estimated annual average air pollution levels at birth and current addresses for the same pollutant were moderate to high (r = 0.26 0.88) depending on the cohort and pollutant.
The neighborhood of 600 homes and businesses is now New Jersey's newest Superfund site, and residents fear that the chromium, the same pollutant whose presence in groundwater was investigated by Erin Brockovich in Hinkley, Calif., may be infiltrating their basements and endangering their health.
"Breathing the same pollutant concentrations, children may have a two to fourfold higher dose reaching the lung compared with adults.
Alternatively, when the photocatalytic reactor equipped with the CPC solar concentrator of 2 suns was used to degrade the same pollutant under the same conditions, degradation levels of 54% and 92% were achieved, respectively.
kern-0pt} {Q_{{i,{text{single}}}} }} (18 where Q i,multi is the binary component adsorption capacity for component i in the binary solution and Q i,single is the monocomponent adsorption capacity of the same pollutant at the similar operating conditions of the binary solution.
CALUX responses were measured for pure solutions of each of these pollutants, for their mixtures and for successive additions where the first added pollutant is removed after 4 h and replaced by medium solution, the same pollutant or the other one.
Five possible confounders were considered, among which airborne traffic and industrial pollutions representing potential sources of the same pollutants under study.
That rule regulates some of the same pollutants as the haze rule, though it applies only to power plants.
In fact, the initiative weakens several laws that are already on the books, and that would reduce the same pollutants by a greater amount in a shorter period of time.
Additionally, we determined the plasma levels of the same pollutants in 42 and 35 pet dogs and cats, respectively.
The trend may not continue, though: More than half of U.S. pets are overweight or obese, and they are exposed to the same pollutants and carcinogens we are.
