Примеры использования Ozone levels на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A study of the influence of free tropospheric ozone on European ozone levels is being carried out and the results will be reported in 1999.
The year 2004 was characterized by low average ozone levels throughout all monitoring plots in Europe figure 6.
Ii Ozone levels in atmosphere are associated with economic losses for European agriculture calculated to be about 3 billion euros in 2020.
First signs of a recovery in stratospheric ozone levels had been reported in a 2003 scientific paper
There was a tendency for the model to underestimate ozone levels in the mid-troposphere and to overestimate them in the lower troposphere.
To assess ozone levels and to verify the models, it is important
Uncertainties due to interactions with climate change meant that ozone levels might not return to pre-1980 levels even when concentrations of ozone-depleting substances did,
concluded that global ozone levels were not at that time declining as they had been from the late 1970s to the mid-1990s
was generally hot and dry and relatively high ozone levels were experienced across much of Europe, resulting in frequent occurrences of ozone injury on white clover at every biomonitoring site.
primarily due to their influence on ozone levels and health impacts.
Calculate the short-term and long-term exposures to photochemical oxidants for vegetation periods starting from 1990 using 150 km x 150 km models taking into account the hemispheric transport of pollutants contributing to ozone levels(particularly baseline ozone levels);
for hemispheric modelling and present initial hemispheric model simulations focusing on the analysis of the influence from the free troposphere on ozone levels in Europe.
also the influence of source regions outside Europe on European ozone levels and exceedances of critical levels. .
To assess the effect of emission changes on ozone levels, nonanthropogenic factors like weather conditions should be filtered out.
In urban areas, chemical reactions with NOx depleted ozone so that ozone levels in some urban areas- particularly near traffic sources- were often lower than in the suburban, rural or background areas that surrounded them.
The main reasons for this effect are the higher relative contribution of background ozone at low ozone levels, and increasing noise in the regression coefficients of the ozone model for low AOT60 levels. .
it acknowledged that there were increasing uncertainties concerning the shape of concentration-response function for the associations between effects and ozone levels at very low concentrations.
Decadal averaged 2000- 2009 highest eight-hour mean ozone levels at all EMEP monitoring stations exceeded the World Health Organization eight-hour ozone Air Quality Guideline, despite all the actions taken to reduce VOC
to study the ozone levels.