Sentence examples for cleanup effect from inspiring English sources

The extraction setup is simple and due to active transport of analytes, high cleanup effect and good selectivity are obtained in the extraction process.

However, the additional cleanup effect was limited for the fuel oil samples (Electronic supplementary material Fig. S 2B).

Analysis of burn severity effects suggested that trends toward reduced tree density and canopy fuels in re-entry areas were consistently driven by "cleanup effects", whereby re-entry fires produced low-severity effects in areas showing unburned/low severity after first-entry fires.

A third phase will go into questions of environmental damage related to the cleanup effort, including the effects of burning the oil and the use of dispersants.

If States, which comprise a significant class of owners and operators of hazardous-waste sites, see Brief for Respondent 8, need not pay for the costs of cleanup, the overall effect on voluntary cleanups will be substantial.

The U.S. government's ongoing neglect of the cleanup and health effects afflicting the people of Vieques have generated overwhelming public outrage in Puerto Rico and beyond.

You say a "dirty" bomb -- a bomb that uses conventional explosives to spew potentially lethal radioactive material -- could contaminate "a wide area" and while probably not causing many deaths, would necessitate cleanup costs and other effects like those after the Chernobyl nuclear accident.

Not to mention the positive effects that cleanup efforts have on human health.

There is very little publicly available science on physical health effects among cleanup workers following the Exxon Valdez oil spill in 1989.

Spills and leaks in coastal areas and adjacent marine environments can negatively impact marine and coastal biota and increase concern regarding potential health effects in cleanup workers and residents.

Multi-walled carbon nanotubes (MWCNTs) have a good effect for the cleanup of troublesome matrix.