Sentence examples for contaminants cannot be from inspiring English sources

These contaminants cannot be degraded by oxidation at anode due to their high redox potentials.

Complete elimination or prevention of chemical contaminants cannot be achieved from milk because the lipophilic contaminants will find its way into the persistent fat compounds from where heavy metals cannot be removed readily (Girma et al. 2014).

Subsequent runs gave slightly younger results, and failure to obtain a measurement from the <30 kDa fraction means that the impact of possible contaminants cannot be assessed.

Reliable estimates of the population distribution of dietary exposures to most other contaminants cannot be made currently, due to their low rate of detection in table-ready foods.

While Cunningham et al. [ 15] reported that the most likely cause of vulture decline was a novel infectious disease, Pain et al. [ 16] said that although there could be more than one factor responsible for such a mysterious situation, the role played by contaminants cannot be entirely ruled out.

The close time relationship between the application of the styrene-based material and the occurrence of symptoms that can be induced by styrene in humans point to styrene as the most likely candidate for the occurrence of symptoms, although the possibility of the presence of other undisclosed contaminants cannot be entirely ruled out.

The fluorescence contribution of the contaminant cannot be corrected with current commercial technology due to extreme spectral overlap and the variability of the spot-localized contaminant concentration.

Because contamination cannot be totally excluded when dealing with natural samples, we put considerable effort into identifying contaminants.

The accuracy of the determination of nitrogen-15 therefore depends upon the elimination of contaminants so far as possible, and upon the application of adequate corrections for those contaminants which cannot be removed.

Surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy (SERS) is, perhaps, the only technique that has been explored for detecting all three classes of contaminants that cannot be optically seen.

"We do not know how long hydraulic fracture chemicals persist in produced water or at what concentrations or how these change in time, which means that hazardous levels of contaminants … cannot be ruled out".