ライフサイエンスコーパス: air conditioning

1 elationship between temperature, income, and air conditioning.

2 ow education, in poverty, or without central air conditioning.

3 ocioeconomic indicators, race/ethnicity, and air conditioning.

4 socially isolated and did not have access to air conditioning.

5 lve cooling issues for old buildings with no air conditioning.

6 on, and potassium nitrate is appropriate for air conditioning.

7 heating and the subsequent increased use of air-conditioning.

8 nasal obstruction may relate to nasal cavity air-conditioning.

9 we conducted a field survey (n = 922) using air conditioning (AC) access as a variable to examine ho

10 based on three metrics: outdoor heat stress, air conditioning (AC) energy use, and ventilation of veh

11 tion is one of the key challenges facing the air conditioning (AC) industry in the treatment of moist

12 Cooling adaptation via air conditioning (AC) is effective, but energy-intensive

13 Although central air conditioning (AC) prevalence has increased, we did n

14 le trace gas (WSTG) loss from indoor air via air conditioning (AC) units has been observed in several

15 ery: LAF with HEPA filter (group 1), central air conditioning (AC) with HEPA filter (group 2), centra

16 y nursing homes in the US and elsewhere lack air conditioning (AC).

17 s to mitigate the effects of heat is through air conditioning (AC); Texas regulates the internal temp

18 the affected areas, for example, by limiting air-conditioning (AC) use.

19 nditioning, and how climate and income drive air conditioning adoption decisions.

20 We observe that household air-conditioning adoption, which increased dramatically

21 rs, a key protective adaptation is increased air conditioning and associated consumption of electrici

22 as been engaged in litigation due to lack of air conditioning and extreme heat.

23 has broad potential to disrupt conventional air conditioning and refrigeration as well as electronic

24 Many hydrofluorocarbon refrigerants used in air-conditioning and refrigeration equipment are being p

25 , consistent with increased power demand for air conditioning, and a marginal slow decrease following

26 s, energy used for heating, ventilation, and air conditioning, and anesthetic gases.

27 e to its applications in industrial heating, air conditioning, and electricity generation.

28 entions such as electric vehicles, increased air conditioning, and energy efficiency.

29 ses with temperature given current levels of air conditioning, and how climate and income drive air c

30 rn society-for example, for food storage and air conditioning-and 25 to 30 per cent of the world's el

31 Solar heat management & green air-conditioning are among the major technologies that c

32 d supplementation, and indoor and in-vehicle air conditioning as viable strategies to minimize advers

33 d paint as a persistent health hazard, while air conditioning boosts health outcomes.

34 erature are common determinants for adopting air-conditioning, but their relative contribution varies

35 with fluid-based systems, such as two-phase air-conditioning compressors or heat pumps, or used in s

36 rgy saving of 81%, compared to a traditional air conditioning cooling system, was estimated: in one y

37 Although the adoption of air-conditioning could increase between twofold and sixt

38 lly prevent heat-related health harms, avoid air-conditioning-derived emissions (indicator 2.2.2), an

39 ems, desalination, thermal power generation, air conditioning, distillation towers, and numerous othe

40 reservoirs, e.g. , water cooling towers and air conditioning ducts, whose nutrient-poor conditions a

41 The effects of decongestion on nasal cavity air conditioning efficiency were modelled at two inspira

42 oisture content by 19%, but also reduces the air-conditioning efficiency by 35% on average.

43 The air-conditioning efficiency of the nasal cavity remained

44 n realize positive heating, ventilation, and air conditioning energy saving, up to 27.24 MJ/m(2)/y (c

45 American Society of Heating Ventilation and Air-conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) Standard 55 or ISO77

46 ican Society for Heating, Refrigerating, and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE).

47 rican Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE).

48 s (HFCs) at the end of the refrigeration and air conditioning equipment life is a priority.

49 by 118.4 billion kg/year compared to current air-conditioning facilities powered by electricity.

50 able garden; technological systems: heating, air conditioning, faucets, solar panels, etc.; and behav

51 ecifically, the Asian model achieves a rapid air conditioning, followed by the Neanderthals, whereas

52 Air conditioning, for example, accounts for nearly fifte

53 Air conditioning growth is expected to be particularly s

54 ne particles, dryer lint, and on heating and air conditioning (HAC) filters in 11 homes in North Caro

55 r temperatures and heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) operation.

56 acteristics of the heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system.

57 Building heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems account for nearly half

58 The conventional heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems are based on a set-point

59 s used in building heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems were measured in bench-s

60 The role of heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning (HVAC) systems in the transmission of S

61 model predicts near-universal saturation of air conditioning in all warm areas within just a few dec

62 Up to 4 billion people may lack air-conditioning in 2050.

63 y quantifies both overall and regional nasal air-conditioning in a cohort of 10 healthy subjects usin

64 ld and global temperatures go up, the use of air conditioning is poised to increase dramatically.

65 paper, we describe how a future reliance on air conditioning is unsustainable and further marginalis

66 Air-conditioning is unevenly distributed across income l

67 ncomes, such as greater ability to invest in air conditioning, is accounted for, the expected end-of-

68 Within mobile air-conditioning (MAC), the largest RAC sector and most

69 We evaluate the RAC (Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning) model, a bottom up model used to quant

70 Air conditioning modulated HONO mixing ratios driven by

71 There is a need to rethink the approach to air-conditioning office buildings in light of this gende

72 should not increase the burden for inspired air conditioning on the conducting pulmonary airways.

73 ation in newer buildings and those utilizing air conditioning or filtration.

74 hifts to lower efficiency consumption (e.g., air-conditioning) outweigh device-level efficiency gains

75 responses, which can be attributed to lower air-conditioning penetration.

76 renewable or waste heat in adsorption-driven air-conditioning presents a state-of-the-art solution, n

77 In locations with high air conditioning prevalence, simplified modeling approac

78 air temperature, even in a region with high air-conditioning prevalence.

79 Percentage of households with central air conditioning reduced the effect of air pollution, an

80 power generation, automobile manufacturing, air conditioning, refrigeration, and computer technology

81 Ozone Layer (Montreal Protocol) has prompted air conditioning, refrigeration, and heat pump equipment

82 0 has improved insulated windows, automobile air-conditioning, refrigerators, air brakes on trucks, l

83 , primarily due to heating, ventilation, and air conditioning requirements.

84 6% of the annual total energy expenditure on air conditioning), respectively.

85 quantify UK emissions from refrigeration and air-conditioning sectors.

86 ed out on microbial contamination in central air conditioning system at a venue in Dalian, China.

87 The microbial contamination of central air conditioning system is one of the important factors

88 e burden of microbial species colonising the air conditioning system.

89 supply air of the heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning system allowed an assessment of sources

90 great reliance on heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems (HVAC) to control the interior

91 as refrigerant in mobile, including vehicle, air conditioning systems because of its lower global war

92 reach dangerously high levels as mechanical air conditioning systems become inoperable.

93 m electricity-reliant vapor compression (VC) air conditioning systems toward alternatives like evapor

94 ting, and advanced heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems.

95 een attributed to poorly designed or managed air-conditioning systems with thermostats that are often

96 rocarbons, currently used as refrigerants in air-conditioning systems, are potent greenhouse gases, a

97 Air-conditioning systems, composed mainly of humidity co

98 potential), we simulate performance in small air-conditioning systems, including optimization of the

99 for deployment in energy-efficient desiccant air-conditioning systems, particularly in hot and humid

100 esults showed that the predominant fungus in air conditioning unit A and B were Candida spp. and Clad

101 Air conditioning unit specifications also impact WSTG lo

102 ial for adopting this compound into domestic air-conditioning units (ACUs).

103 In homes with window air-conditioning units, the Mucor concentration contribu

104 th, family income, cigarette smoke exposure, air conditioning, use of a dehumidifier, presence of car

105 . convection) and/or dehumidifying (ordinary air conditioning vs. reheated refrigeration cycle) metho

106 flushing toilets, with piped water and with air conditioning was higher in the US, while dust load w

107 luorocarbon fluids used in refrigeration and air-conditioning with solid materials that display magne

108 his would open a path to a sustainable green air-conditioning with zero-energy input.

109 n energy-inefficient cooling methods such as air conditioning would have a large impact on the global