Примеры использования To particulate matter на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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PM=referring to particulate matter.
Only few recently published studies provide convincing, quantitative evidence on the effects of long-term exposure to particulate matter.
Urban exposure to particulate matter.
Exposure to particulate matter is now the largest threat to health from air pollution in cities;
Modelling exposure to particulate matter.
As a precursor to particulate matter, ammonia emissions pose a major threat to human health.
Air quality Urban exposure to particulate matter.
Exposure to particulate matter in outdoor air.
Iii. effects of long-term exposure to particulate matter.
Monitoring activities related to particulate matter and black carbon, as short-lived climate forcers, can potentially broaden interaction with other bodies of the Convention.
Air quality Urban exposure to particulate matter TH13.
Indeed, the population exposure to particulate matter estimated on the basis of coarse particulate matter(PM10) monitoring data available from European cities has not been decreasing, on average, in the past 10 years.
The measurement only applies to particulate matter, not to gases.
With regard to particulate matter, current EU air quality standards did not protect public health, allowing for concentrations twice as high as in the WHO Air Quality Guidelines.
Excludes costs for extending the model to particulate matter US$ 280,000.
Welcomed progress in EMEP modelling work, in particular the conclusions of the review of the unified EMEP model andtook note of the need for its further development with regard to particulate matter;
As a result of the discussion that followed with regard to particulate matter, the participants agreed that.
Unless otherwise stated, all references to particulate matter in this Protocol refer to particles with an aerodynamic diameter equal to or less than 10 microns(um)(PM10), including those with an aerodynamic diameter equal to or less than 2.5 um(PM2.5);
Prepare a preliminary report on the health effects of exposure to particulate matter from long-range transboundary air pollution;
Mortality related to particulate matter(PM) exposure is expressed as the average loss of life expectancy due to long-term exposure to anthropogenic fine PM(PM2.5) for the whole population normalized to the national population in 2010.
Human health impacts of air pollution,including those due to particulate matter, were highlighted as a specific area of concern.
Many delegations, in referring to particulate matter, proposed that a joint task force with the World Health Organization's European Centre for Environment and Health(WHO/ECEH) could be a useful forum for addressing scientific, health-related issues.
The commercially available brominated flame retardant hexabromocyclododecane(HBCD) is lipophilic,has a high affinity to particulate matter and low water solubility.
For instance, air pollution,in particular exposure to particulate matter, is much higher in some of the emerging economies than across the OECD countries.
The partitioning of Chlordecone in the environment will be governed by its high log Kow(5.41 or 4.50) and relatively low water solubility(1-3.0 mg/L)resulting in sorption to particulate matter(dust, soil and sediment) and organic materials and living organisms.
They show an association between a wide range of health effects and exposure to particulate matter, measured mostly as a mass concentration of particles of aerodynamic diameter less than 10 μm(PM10)(or, in a few studies, less than 2.5 μm, PM2.5) in ambient air.
Potential for Long Range Environmental Transport The partitioning of hexabromobiphenyl in the environment will be governed by its high log Kow(6.39) and low water solubility(3 ug/L)resulting in sorption to particulate matter(dust, soil and sediment) and organic material including living organisms.
For the loss in life expectancy(years of life lost)due to exposure to particulate matter, a European-wide reduction between 40%(BL) and 70%(MTFR) relative to 2000 was possible.
In many European cities, transport is a majorcontributor to air pollution, which has important adverse effects on health; for example, people in Europe lose an average of about 9 months of life expectancy as a result of exposure to particulate matter alone WHO Regional Office for Europe, 2013.
The quality of drinking water remains aconcern throughout the region, while exposure to particulate matter is now the biggest threat to human health from air pollution in western European cities.