Sentence examples for arsenic base from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gurwin, whose philanthropic endeavors include the 300-bed Gurwin Jewish GeriatriCommackr is Commalso is also financing the development of a new computer microchip with a gallium arsenic base that supposedly will be faster, smaller and perform more functions than silicon-based chips.

At the time roxarsone was approved, scientists believed its organic arsenic base would be excreted unchanged.

The 2009 EFSA report considered various scenarios relating to the proportion of total arsenic representing inorganic arsenic based upon reasonable assumptions concerning arsenic speciation of various foods obtained from EFSA monitoring and in the scientific literature.

Arsenic based pharmaceuticals have been reported to inhibit viability of pancreatic cancer stem cells [ 22].

We selected items containing arsenic based on items common to our FFQ and reports from the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries of Japan [ 26] and from Ishizaki et al. [ 27].

The cohort includes 58 677 workers with individual information on occupational exposure to crystalline silica in mg m−3-years and the potential confounders radon and arsenic based on a detailed job-exposure matrix.

P. putida KT2440 has two systems for arsenic tolerance based on arsenate reduction to arsenite and ensuing export of arsenite to the external medium, a feature that affords endurance to very high concentrations of the corresponding anions.

It is a very promising technique allowing for field arsenic analysis based on atomic spectrometry.

And later that day, state public health officials arrived in New Sweden and determined the cause of the illnesses was arsenic poisoning, based on bodily fluids from people tested at the hospital and substances found at the church.

This may have been accidental at first, owing to the similarity in colour and flame colour between the bright green copper carbonate mineral malachite and the weathered products of such copper-arsenic sulfide minerals as enargite, and it may have been followed later by the purposeful selection of arsenic compounds based on their garlic odour when heated.

The RfD for inorganic arsenic is based on hyperpigmentation, keratosis, and possible vascular complications in humans including sensitive groups (EPA [2012a]).