Sentence examples for I contamination from inspiring English sources

All glassware and filter paper used in the subsequent steps were previously rinsed with 4 M HCl, and all solutions were prepared with ultra-pure water to reduce background P i contamination.

Alternative hypotheses to explain this discrepancy include (i) contamination of the A. ferrooxidans ATCC 23270 culture used by Ohmura et al. (1996) by a flagella-bearing microorganism, and (ii) significant differences between the culture used by Ohmura et al. (1996) and that used for our genome sequencing despite their identical designation (ATCC 23270).

The relevance of extrapolation of conclusions from data on tumors occurring after exposure to external radiation to post-Chernobyl tumors that occurred after internal I contamination is unclear.

In addition to the lack of data on the level of internal I contamination, the relative proportions of I and cesium in the environment likely vary depending on the site in Minamisoma, so it was not possible to estimate the levels of iodine contamination in this study.

The ACIS-I contamination model has been upgraded to a similar model to the ACIS-S upgrade in version N0005, released in December 2009.

A similar update was introduced in version N0011 for the ACIS-I chips, and the results of version N0012 of the ACIS-I contamination model is identical to the prior version.

The extent of these problems is inversely related to DNA concentration and target fragment size and concern (i) sample contamination, (ii) laboratory surface contamination, (iii) carry-over contamination, and (iv) contamination of reagents.

The EOS (Environmentally Optimised Sprayer) is an application evaluating the risk mitigation potential of sprayers based on their technological features, within five risk areas, representing sources of pollution: (i) Inside Contamination; (ii) Outside Contamination; (iii) Filling; (iv) Spray Loss & Drift; (v) Remnants.

I call it contamination, but of course this pollution is actually pure signal to the researchers who study these sources of light.

The major conclusions drawn are: (i) the contamination in fluoride originates from the low-permeability layers, (ii) every low-permeability layer intercepted by the well releases fluoride (iii) Contamination not only originates from pore water of low-permeability layers, but may persist with long-term pumping due to mineral dissolution.

The constellation of (i) substantial contamination of southern African mopane trees by C. neoformans var.