Sentence examples for and in the contaminated from inspiring English sources

The RCA assays successfully amplified DNA of the target fungi, both in environmental samples and in the contaminated wheat samples, while no cross reactivity was observed with uncontaminated wheat or related Fusarium species.

In the reference site, six species belonging to two different families were captured, Heteromyidae and Muridae, and in the contaminated site two species belonging to the Heteromyidae family were found (Table 5).

Thus, on comparing the growth of Scenedesmus sp. DE2009 in control culture and the maximum tested concentration (500  μM), it was observed that in the control experiment live cells represented 87.19% and dead cells 12.81%, and in the contaminated culture live cells represented 81.61% and dead cells 18.39%.

The dose required to generate serious neurotoxic effects in the exposed Japanese infants was estimated to be of the order of magnitude of 60 mg, and the arsenic concentrations in the contaminated milk mixture (if not diluted) was estimated as 4.2 – 7.0 mg/L.

This has potential far-reaching health impacts on cleanup field workers and on the populations living in the contaminated coastal areas.

The attack rate of laboratory-associated infections has ranged from 30%to100%0% depending, among other factors, on the location of workers, whether aerosol-generating procedures have been performed, and the concentration of microorganisms in the contaminated media (7, 8).

Two comparable groups of residents were formed: one in the contaminated are and another in a control area within the same city characterized by similar levels of chemical pollution but substantially lower radioactive contamination.

For this process, individuals were selected from the four dominant species of plants of each type of vegetation present in both the contaminated and the reference site.

This is because Israeli oversight over the settlement industries is lax, and as a result, toxic waste often ends up on Palestinian land and in the rivers, contaminating and poisoning the areas for years to come.

The Food and Drug Administration seized the contaminated cranberries, and in the controversy that inevitably followed, the contention that the chemical actually was cancer-producing was challenged, even by many medical men.

The PD relative risk associated with a combined exposure to pesticides in the environment and in presumably contaminated well water was greater than that associated with ambient exposure alone.