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  1. 3261
    “…The results for the lower end of the dose range are in agreement with linear models fitted in studies of moderate air pollution and episode studies.…”
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    Air pollution and daily mortality in Erfurt, east Germany, 1980-1989.
  2. 3262
    “…Our results suggest that air pollution in São Paulo may promote adverse health effects on fetuses.…”
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    Association between air pollution and intrauterine mortality in São Paulo, Brazil.
  3. 3263
    por Ott, W R
    Publicado 1999
    “…This table permits easy comparisons of indoor concentrations with air quality guidelines and indoor standards for different combinations of active smoking counts and air exchange rates. …”
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    Mathematical models for predicting indoor air quality from smoking activity.
  4. 3264
    por Pope, C A
    Publicado 1999
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    Mortality and air pollution: associations persist with continued advances in research methodology.
  5. 3265
    por Khesina AYa
    Publicado 1994
    “…The content of major carcinogenic and genotoxic polyaromatic hydrocarbons (PAH) in urban air, vehicle, and industrial emissions is assessed. …”
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    Urban air pollution by carcinogenic and genotoxic polyaromatic hydrocarbons in the former USSR.
  6. 3266
    por Lippmann, M
    Publicado 1989
    “…We also concluded that the O3-associated responses were potentiated by the presence of other air pollutants.…”
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    Effective strategies for population studies of acute air pollution health effects.
  7. 3267
    por Larson, T V
    Publicado 1989
    “…For H2SO4 particles initially at 90% relative humidity in ambient air that are inhaled via the nose or mouth, there is significant deposition of acid in the airways even in the presence of typical values of respiratory NH3. …”
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    The influence of chemical and physical forms of ambient air acids on airway doses.
  8. 3268
    por Lippy, B E, Turner, R W
    Publicado 1991
    “…These levels have established tremendous precedent and are tempting reference values in the relatively new field of indoor air quality evaluations where validated criteria are greatly needed. …”
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    Complex mixtures in industrial workspaces: lessons for indoor air quality evaluations.
  9. 3269
    por Andelman, J B
    Publicado 1985
    “…Volatile halogenated organic chemicals are found in indoor and outdoor air, often at concentrations substantially above those in remote, unpopulated areas. …”
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    Human exposures to volatile halogenated organic chemicals in indoor and outdoor air.
  10. 3270
    “…Mild bronchial wall thickening was seen in 10 of 25, prominent central airways in 4 of 25, air trapping in 8 of 21, and pulmonary nodules in 2 of 21. …”
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    Lung Radiology and Pulmonary Function of Children Chronically Exposed to Air Pollution
  11. 3271
    “…BACKGROUND: We quantified the air quality benefits of a smoke-free workplace law in Boston Massachusetts, U.S.A., by measuring air pollution from secondhand smoke (SHS) in 7 pubs before and after the law, comparing actual ventilation practices to engineering society (ASHRAE) recommendations, and assessing SHS levels using health and comfort indices. …”
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    Air pollution in Boston bars before and after a smoking ban
  12. 3272
    por Menzel, D B
    Publicado 1979
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    Nutritional needs in environmental intoxication: vitamin E and air pollution, an example.
  13. 3273
    “…BACKGROUND: Experimental data suggest that asthma exacerbation by ambient air pollutants is enhanced by exposure to endotoxin and allergens; however, there is little supporting epidemiologic evidence. …”
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    Dog Ownership Enhances Symptomatic Responses to Air Pollution in Children with Asthma
  14. 3274
    “…BACKGROUND: In this study we compared cancer risks from organic hazardous air pollutants (HAPs) based on total personal exposure summed across different microenvironments and exposure pathways. …”
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    Ranking Cancer Risks of Organic Hazardous Air Pollutants in the United States
  15. 3275
    por Waller, R. E.
    Publicado 1975
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    Proceedings: Urban, occupation and "personal" air pollutants in relation to lung cancer.
  16. 3276
    “…Expression of autoimmune regulator (Aire) by thymic medullary epithelial cells (MECs) is critical for central tolerance of self. …”
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    Proliferative arrest and rapid turnover of thymic epithelial cells expressing Aire
  17. 3277
    por Gates, Frederick L.
    Publicado 1917
    “…The regulation of the air stream both to and from the ether bottle controls the mixture accurately and is an essential feature of the valve. …”
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    A VALVE TO REGULATE THE DELIVERY OF AIR AND ETHER VAPOR IN ANY PROPORTION
  18. 3278
    por Lurie, Max B.
    Publicado 1930
    “…The incidence of this tuberculosis acquired by air-borne contagion increases with the duration and intensity of the exposure up to a certain point. 5. …”
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    EXPERIMENTAL EPIDEMIOLOGY OF TUBERCULOSIS : AIR-BORNE CONTAGION OF TUBERCULOSIS IN AN ANIMAL ROOM
  19. 3279
    “…Reexposure of animals following an interval of 40 days in normal air subsequent to the first exposure of 72 days, does not produce any clinical or pathological changes. …”
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    MORPHOLOGICAL CHANGES IN THE LUNGS OF RATS LIVING UNDER COMPRESSED AIR CONDITIONS
  20. 3280
    “…With lesser concentrations of propylene glycol, rapid and marked reduction in the number of air-borne bacteria occurred, but complete sterilization of the air required a certain interval of time. …”
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    THE BACTERICIDAL ACTION OF PROPYLENE GLYCOL VAPOR ON MICROORGANISMS SUSPENDED IN AIR. I
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