Sentence examples for biological decontamination from inspiring English sources

There is a shortage of chemical and biological decontamination units, urban search-and-rescue units and military police units, guard officials said.

"While such decontamination may be desirable, it may not be desirable to generate concern by having an explicit and distinct (chemical and biological) decontamination station placed in a building hallway".

Methods involving the use of fungi that secrete non-selective, ligninolytic enzymes are among the most promising biological decontamination strategies studied thus far (Kim et al. 2017).

This work demonstrates the use of statistical methods to design biological decontamination experiments at the limits of decontamination technology and to analyze the resultant data.

Furthermore, the potential for AFB1 breakdown products to revert under simulated conditions of the human stomach, a known phenomenon that has been evaluated for chemical decontamination technologies (Weng et al. 1994), has not been tested in any biological decontamination studies.

Biological decontamination methods present possible advantages to chemical processes because they are less likely to be detrimental to the environment and are assumed to be more cost-effective (Guan et al. 2011).

We report the synthesis of new polymers based on a dimethylacrylamide-methacrylate (DMAA-MA) co-polymer backbone that support both chemical and biological agent decontamination.

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.

The antibacterial effect of silver was also applied earlier in antimicrobial material coatings and biological material decontamination [ 14, 15].

These phenomena may find applications in separations (deionization, decontamination, biological assays) and energy storage (batteries, supercapacitors) involving electrolytes in microstructures.

Because of their enhanced plasma chemistry, Dielectric Barrier Discharges (DBDs) have been widely investigated for some emerging applications such as biological and chemical decontamination of media at ambient conditions.