Sentence examples for use of open fire from inspiring English sources

The use of open fire produced average levels of 24-hr PM10 of about 1,000 μg/m.

The study also found that the use of coal stoves with chimneys was associated with increased PEFR compared with the use of open fire pits (Jin et al. 1995).

A randomized controlled trial (RCT) of a chimney stove intervention in Mexico, ineligible for these systematic reviews due to outcome definition criteria, found a significant reduction in respiratory symptoms and lung function decline when compared with use of open fire only among women (50%) adherent in using the intervention (Romieu et al. 2009).

The use of open fires is carefully monitored in Britain, and parking is limited.

The availability of coal encouraged the use of open fires, which demanded high ventilation rates.

Fires can spread quickly in densely populated urban slums because of the use of open fires to cook, burn trash and keep warm.

Considering that millions of people die every year because of the continuous use of open fires and wood-burning stoves, change is imperative.

Eligibility criteria for the RESPIRE project included exclusive use of open fires for cooking.

Chronic exposure to fine particulate matter (PM2.5) from household use of open fires was associated with an elevated blood pressure among Guatemalan women [ 18].

Compared with use of open fires for cooking, personal PM2.5 was reduced by about 38% on average and had a narrower distribution when the same subjects used the plancha improved stove.

In addition to the previously noted issues relating to self-harm, the higher rates of burns among women in many Asian and African countries are also attributed to local cultural practices such as the use of open fires for cooking, and domestic kerosene appliances such as stoves and lights [2,3,17,20,26].