Примери за използване на Ozone concentrations на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The hole is an area in the atmosphere with low ozone concentrations.
But high ozone concentrations are not only an urban phenomenon seen during summer months.
Requirements in zones and agglomerations where ozone concentrations meet the long-term objectives.
In that decade, ozone concentrations over Antarctica were between 250 and 350 Dobson Units.
To assess theexposure of crops and natural ecosystems to regional-scale ozone concentrations as well as exposure of the population.
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Ozone concentrations are greatest between about 15 and 40 km, where they range from about 2 to 8 parts per million.
Requirements in zones and agglomerations where ozone concentrations exceed the target values and long-term objectives.
Ozone concentrations of 0.05 ppm are within most recommended safe exposure levels for air purification.
Nearer the earth's surface human activities lead to ozone concentrations several times higher than natural levels.
To assess the exposure of population, crops and natural ecosystems to sub-regional scale ozone concentrations.
Up to 30% of Europe's urban population is exposed to ozone concentrations above the threshold levels set by the EU.
Ozone concentrations also damage agricultural crops, forests and plants by reducing their growth rates and yields.
Up to 30 percent of Europe's urban population is exposed to ozone concentrations above the threshold levels set by the European Union(EU).
While the ozone concentrations are very small, it is vitally important to life because it absorbs biologically harmful ultraviolet radiation from the Sun.
For example, in 2010, up to 2 000 stations were measuring ground‑level ozone concentrations continuously and reported the data every hour.
Lovely ozone  Even low ozone concentrations irritate the mucous membranes- especially the respiratory tract, but also the eyes.
In 2015, that translated to 7.8 million years of life lost and approximately $1 trillion(2015 US$)in health damages globally from PM2.5 and ozone concentrations from tailpipe emissions alone.
A 2018 study revealed that ozone concentrations in the lower stratosphere have reduced inexplicably and unexpectedly since 1998.
More sunlight and warmer temperatures might not only prolong the periods of time in which ozone  levels are elevated,it may also exacerbate peak ozone concentrations further.
For example, the lower stratosphere has much higher ozone concentrations than the upper troposphere, but much lower water vapor concentrations, .
Ozone concentrations modify the association between temperature and cardiovascular mortality(Ren et al. 2008) and are also associated with acute myocardial infarction(Ruidavets et al. 2005).
Despite a decrease in the number andfrequency of peak ozone concentrations in the summer months, the exposure of urban populations to ozone  still remains high.
An alert threshold and an information threshold for ozone  should be set for the protection of the general population andsensitive sections, respectively, from brief exposures to elevated ozone concentrations.
(6) Whereas the high incidence of high tropospheric ozone concentrations in recent years has triggered widespread concern regarding the impact on public health and the environment;
The alert phase is declared when the Royal Institute of Meteorology forecasts a heat wave of three days or more, orwhen the Interregional Environment Unit forecasts ozone concentrations above the EU information threshold.
Ozone concentrations in the lower stratosphere over Antarctica will increase by 5% by 2020 and return to pre-1980 levels by about 20602075, 1025 years later than predicted in earlier assessments.
The procedures in Section D of Annex III shall be followed, applying proper screening and interpretation of the monitoring data in the context of the meteorological andphotochemical processes affecting the ozone concentrations measured at the respective sites.
Between 1990 and 2005 a 6% increase in global population-weighted PM2.5 anda 1% decrease in global population-weighted ozone concentrations was apparent, highlighted by increased concentrations  in East, South, and Southeast Asia and decreases in North America and Europe.
Documentation and review of site selection Procedure in annex III, part D, be followed, given that monitoring data be examined and interpreted correctly, in the light of the meteorological andphotochemical processes affecting the ozone concentrations measured at a given measuring station.
There is a strong air quality case for keeping the development of methane emissions in the Member States under review in order to reduce ozone concentrations in the EU(Ozone is also a short lived climate pollutant) and to promote methane reductions internationally.