Sentence examples for a decontamination process from inspiring English sources
For a decontamination process with vaporized H2O2 and the intentional formation of condensate, even more influencing factors arise (Agalloco and Akers 2013).
Gas filtration is almost always a decontamination process, whether it is of inlet air to buildings or machinery, or of exhaust streams from machines or processes.
The modification of ion balance may result in the transfer of lead from the bean to the shell, a decontamination process.
LiF LiCl KCl melt enhances dissolution and deposition rate of zirconium, which enable us to develop a new decontamination process for a spent zircaloy.
In tropical conditions, face shields quickly fog up and staff typically need a break every hour to rehydrate, undergoing a lengthy decontamination process with showers of bleach each time.
Should we come across anything like anthrax or VX nerve agent, there is a long decontamination process that we have to go through.
Finally, they are subjected to a personal decontamination process.
Even though the acid treated consignments were not allowed to enter feed mill until a negative test procedure, the decontamination process cannot be considered as a guarantee for freedom from salmonella but instead that the level of contamination has been brought under the detection level of the test method applied.
To address this issue and the inherent concern it raises for the integrity of future investigations with ice core materials from terrestrial and extraterrestrial environments, we employed a procedure to monitor the decontamination process in which ice core surfaces are painted with a solution containing a tracer microorganism, plasmid DNA, and fluorescent dye before sampling.
In addition to batch experiments, a decontamination continuous process (DCP) was designed by the authors using the natural clay to evaluate the potential application of this adsorbent for removing paraquat from water.
Mushrooms are also an important food product to consider, because they can accumulate a large amount of radionuclides through their slow decontamination process (Kalac 2001).
