Sentences with word «airborne»

Less certainty exists about the responses of airborne particles to climate change than the response of ozone.

A very dangerous disease that is spread by airborne particles is canine influenza, which spreads very quickly and causes pneumonia & can cause death.

No differences in airborne levels were found between breeds.

Cat flu is caused by airborne viruses and has to be treated to avoid secondary infections or transmissions that might take place in the nose, eyes, mouth and lungs.

This illness is caused by airborne viruses and bacteria that are unfortunately, common in shelters and kennels.

It is a big relief knowing that our transport pups are being protected from airborne diseases while they are on the most important journey of their lives.

For airborne allergies, avoiding the allergen is the best thing you can do.

This time, she actually found more allergen in the coats of the hypoallergenic dogs, and there was no difference in the amount of airborne allergen in their homes either.

It features new gameplay like scuba diving, riding a motorcycle, and even going airborne in a plane.

It plays the crucial role of the first detox organ to get in contact with with airborne toxins, chemicals, viruses, bacteria, and allergens.

There are many ways to measure air pollution, but a key indicator is called «PM 2.5» — one of the most harmful classes of airborne pollutants.

More than a hundred species of bacteria, viruses, and fungi have been cultured from airborne dust.

The project monitors women's exposures to airborne chemicals during pregnancies and tests their babies as soon as they are born.

I guess it could use some air dams to keep the air from floating the car - maybe they could also help keep the car from getting airborne on mountain roads too.

I possess a thorough understanding of hospital and medical safety practices with a particular focus on airborne diseases.

Now it is believed that the disease originated in rodents, and was spread to humans by fleas, and then from human to human through airborne particles.

This unit kills as much as 70 percent of certain airborne bacteria passing by the system.

Short - distance airborne transmission of influenza viruses may occur, particularly in crowded enclosed spaces.

The huge aircraft will be able to stay airborne for as long as five days and can be used to deliver aid or for surveillance.

Dogs tend to develop generalized itching as a primary symptom of airborne allergies.

At - risk individuals can also be taught how to understand air - quality indices and daily pollen counts and to avoid excessive outdoor time and heavy exercise when airborne contaminants are abundant.

You can add flair while airborne by using the analog stick to rotate and by shaking the controllers to do grabs.

Other airborne contaminants such as asbestos are still present in many older buildings.

While the new device can be operated from the ground, the researchers are now developing a way to use it during large - scale airborne surveys of methane levels.

Researchers have developed incredibly thin carbon - based electronics that could be applied to virtually any surface to detect airborne toxins and collect other environmental data.

Not too long ago there was the report that said Red Deer had higher levels of airborne pollution than what they should have.

These cat allergen particles are very small and can remain airborne for long periods of time.

In doing so, it provides a line of defense against the spread of airborne pathogens through a HVAC system.

A car that was airborne at high speed landed on my car as I was approaching a stop sign.

Once airborne, her co-worker handed her control of the airplane.

Some weapons are better suited for attacking airborne enemies, while others work best against those on the ground; others are effective against both.

Even if you're not airborne, there are improvements too.

Needless to say, airborne contaminants don't land on conventional farms alone.

Effectively helps reduce airborne particles including pollen and road dust.

Its incredibly light weight (only three times that of air itself), coupled with its strong structural properties, affords a host of possibilities for future construction and engineering of airborne vehicles.

There are some cat litters that produce tiny airborne dust particles that can trigger an allergic reaction in you or your cat.

The behavior, along with brain recordings, reveal that the spiders are sensitive to airborne sounds from meters (yards) away.

Often, hydrogen power simply traded the emission of airborne carbon at the consumer end for precisely the same emissions at the production end — hardly a great leap forward.

Other causes of chest injuries can include airborne glass, flying debris, and defective equipment.

However, while airborne wind turbines are on the horizon, today's turbines are killing hundreds of thousands of birds every year.

This is a consequence of toxic emissions from building materials, airborne mold, viruses, and various pollutants.

This makes airborne illnesses spread easily from one employee to another.

The range reflects uncertainty about the health effects of fine particles, and the possibility that airborne exposures to fine particles do not increase mortality risks.

[5] The damage did not «arise out of» cleaning itself, because the contractor's employees chose to undertake their cleaning operations in the midst of airborne debris.

That strong, recognizable nail polish smell can be a sign of airborne toxic chemicals.