Sentence examples for apply remediation from inspiring English sources

In that next version of Windows 10, Defender ATP also will get the capability to automatically apply remediation, a new feature that relies at least partly on the technology Microsoft acquired when it bought the Israeli security firm Hexadite.

Electrodialytic remediation was applied for remediation of shooting range soils from two sites in Norway for which the targeted metals were As, Cu, Pb and Sb.

When source removal and treatment of the plume were jointly applied, the remediation efficiency of the contaminated groundwater was significantly improved.

Both of continuous (direct injection) and pulsed air flushing modes (on/off intervals) were applied to remediation course soil contaminated with 10 wt% waste lubricant oils in absence and presence of 3 wt% surfactant concentration.

The transconjugant C. metallidurans strain MSR33 was characterized and applied for remediation of mercury-polluted waters.

Hence, these fungi are promising agents that can be applied for remediation of polluted soil and water by treatment of appropriate plants with spores (Harman et al. 2004).

Remarkably, a rhamnolipid-producing P. putida strain with genome-integrated rhlABRI could be applied for remediation of soil contaminated with PAH (polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons), whereat interestingly P. putida itself was shown to be unable to degrade PAH, but the secreted biosurfactants vastly increased the degradation by native soil microorganisms (Cao et al. 2012).

The FCA's next task is to apply the same remediation principles to all the Wonga imitators.

However, it is difficult to directly apply it to the remediation of As contaminated rivers or lakes due to the small size and low hydraulic conductivity.

The high catalytic activity of (FePcS 2N in the degradation and mineralization of chlorinated phenols make μ-nitrido diiron phthalocyanines promising catalyst to apply also in environmental remediation.

To apply this semi-natural remediation strategy it is however necessary to distinguish between removal due to biodegradation and due to volatile losses to the atmosphere.