Sentence examples for analysis for lead from inspiring English sources

Laboratory analysis for lead in hair is not standardized and is highly variable (Harkins and Susten 2003; Seidel et al. 2001).

Trace-element-free Vacutainers containing the anticoagulated whole blood were mixed on a blood rocker for 2 min, and two aliquots of the mixed blood were transferred into prerinsed cryovials (no. 430658; Corning, Corning, NY) for storage at –70°C until analysis for lead.

The rats were euthanized after a 4-week period of food restriction, and the brain, liver, kidneys, quadriceps muscle, lumbar spinal column bones, and femur were harvested for analysis for lead, calcium, copper, iron, magnesium, and zinc using atomic absorption spectrophotometry.

A safety analysis code for Lead cooled Fast Reactor (SAC-LFR), developed to conduct analysis of the thermal hydraulic behaviors and safety performance of SVBR 75/100, is discussed in this paper.

Another attractive aspect of pair analysis for informing lead optimization is that the analysis is directly in the form of a change in chemical structure.

Table 2 Results of the EDX analysis for alkali lead glasses, samples I/3 (blue), I/39 (colourless), I/60 (turquoise) and I/62 (blackish purple), amounts are given in wt%, nd —element was not detected, x element was detected but not quantified.

For analysis of lead concentration in relation to the quantity of spent ammunition visible on X-rays of the carcass, we used the number of pellet equivalents, with all fragments greater than 10% of an intact pellet being summed (the example given above would be scored as 1.6 pellets).

Erythrocytes rather than whole blood were used for analysis of lead because the original samples had been separated to maximize the amounts of plasma and buffy coat to be used for other purposes.

Beginning in December 2001, all analyses were performed by inductively coupled plasma-mass spectrometry at laboratories that were accredited for analysis of lead in blood; previous samples (from August 2001 and 1991) were not analyzed at accredited laboratories.

Stratified analysis for sex led to similar results as with unstratified analysis.

The same analysis for Drosophila led to a surprising conclusion: we found a statistical difference only for D. pseudoobscura (P < 0.05).