, smoking-related disease) and the difference in the effect size between chronic exposure studies and daily mortality studies suggest that all incidences of premature mortality reduction associated with a given incremental change in PM exposure probably would not occur in the same year as the exposure reduction.
There is a disparity between daily mortality studies and chronic exposure studies.
It is obvious that a change in mortality reduction always results from an immediate reduction in PM exposure in the same year.
A person sleeping in the middle of the road.
Costs vary depending on the number of material deliveries and pickups involved with the activity.
Two men playing basketball on a basketball court.
The people are jet skiing.
A woman reads a book on a bench.
None of the booths were selling meat.