Sentence examples for and the decontamination of from inspiring English sources

The plans include a new riverside park, the completion of the Ely Trail cycle path, and the decontamination of a large vacant site in central Cardiff.

Our protocol has important implications for the design of life detection experiments on Mars and the decontamination of samples that will eventually be returned to Earth.

This paper summarizes laboratory experimentation of chlorination processes developed for the extraction of tantalum and niobium from their bearing materials, the upgrading of chromite, the treatment of sulfide concentrates, and the decontamination of jarosite, as well as for the synthesis of potassium ferrate.

The MP investigation (1994-1997) was the largest pesticide misuse case in the nation, ultimately involving the sampling of 9,000 residences and the decontamination of 1,000 properties.

Its future potential is discussed treating three specific example processes; (i) the extraction of valuable compounds from biomass, (ii) the conversion of biomass to platform chemicals and fuels and (iii) the decontamination of wastewaters containing organics.

Infection prevention and control staff provided refresher training on the proper donning and doffing of personal protective equipment (PPE) and oversaw the decontamination of bronchoscopes and ventilators.

The latter tends to be more closely associated with the clean-up of the environment e.g. the purification of water (chemical and biological), the decontamination of the atmosphere and soil.

Although the presence of high polarity poisons the adsorption sites, directly adding slight amount of H2O into the surface of ZnO NPs would activate the Bronsted acid sites and accelerate the decontamination of CEPS.

We included decontamination procedures likely to be available in resource-poor settings and effective for the decontamination of 'critical' and 'semicritical' equipment (Table 2).

The superior sensitivity of DEPFMU makes it potentially useful in the search for new enzymes that may hydrolyze nerve poisons such as sarin, soman, and VX, monitoring the decontamination of organophosphates (OPs) by OPH and determining serum paraoxonase activity which appears to be important for protection against atherosclerosis, sepsis, and OP toxicity.

For both large and relatively smaller nuclear weapons, predictions of the distribution of radiation casualties is essential to planning and response for the decontamination of these patients before transport, and for the prevention of contamination of rescue teams (i.e. planning of where to send the limited number of teams to both protect them and use them most efficiently).