Sentence examples for contaminant control from inspiring English sources
It discusses various methods of contaminant control.
The case study verifies the feasibility, effectiveness and accuracy of the proposed sensor design method and the two-stage algorithm for indoor contaminant control.
Inspired by iron fertilization experiments in HNLC (high-nitrate, low-chlorophyll) sea areas, we proposed the use of iron-rich engineered microalgae for microbial contaminant control in iron-free culture media.
A membrane bioreactor (MBR) and nanofiltration (NF) membrane processes were developed for municipal wastewater reclamation, and their performances, in terms of trace contaminant control and fouling mitigation, were evaluated and designed to meet water quality criteria and minimize flux decline.
Following the separation of each read into individual FASTA files representing each barcode, further contaminant control and adapter and primer removal was performed.
Five chapters cover basic water chemistry, modern chemical contaminants found in water systems, and the treatment technologies available for contaminant control and remediation.
These results provide useful information for developing appropriate strategies for contaminants control in drinking water sources.
The success of non-contaminant control methods based on genetic strategies depends on compatibility between natural and laboratory germplasms.
One main cause for the success of non-contaminant control programs based on genetic strategies is compatibility between natural and laboratory germplasms.
ECOS would like to see these contaminants controlled upstream at the product and process source rather than making this the full responsibility of facilities at the downstream end of the product life cycle.
FCE has pursued biogas applications for the DFC since the start of commercialization of DFC power plants in 2003 and has used the operational experience with these early plants to improve the design (gas supply reliability, understanding of the contaminants, and control).
