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Aerobiological engineering is the
science of
designing buildings and
systems to
control airborne pathogens and
allergens in
indoor environments. The most-common...
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Negative room
pressure is a
technique in
health care
facilities based on
aerobiological designs. Germ
theory of
disease Herd
immunity Notifiable disease "Contagious...
- wind
turbines Facilities engineering Conditions of
indoor environments Aerobiological engineering –
control of
airborne pathogens and
allergens Building services...
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- the
conditions which can
support life. The
process of
dispersal of
aerobiological particles has 3 steps:
removal from source,
dispersion through air,...
- (untreated), with
frequent relapses. UL was
streptomycin resistant. The
aerobiological stability of UL was a
major concern,
being sensitive to sunlight, and...
- used the
cascade impactor for
aerobiological research.
Hirst thought of a new, more
efficient method of
aerobiological sampling,
which he incorporated...
- PMID 4392833.
Cobet AB,
Dimmick RL (June 1970). "Tektite-I program:
aerobiological aspects".
Aerosp Med. 41 (6): 617–20. PMID 4392834.
Levine HB, Cobet...
- (April 1985). "Volumetric
aerobiological survey of
conidial fungi in the North-East Netherlands. II.
Comparison of
aerobiological data and skin
tests with...
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