Sentence examples for contaminants for example from inspiring English sources
These can produce features of toxicities due to the inherent toxicities of these herbal contaminants; for example, podophyllum poisoning can lead to agranulocytosis, and Datura ingestion can lead to anti-cholinergic toxicities [41].
Protein sequences of common contaminants, for example, human keratins and porcine trypsin were added to the database.
The MSCs were screened negative for pathogens and contaminants (for example, bacteria, fungi, virus, mycoplasma and endotoxin) before infusion.
Essentially, we now need further development of non-lethal assays or biomarkers of subclinical toxicity following exposure to contaminants, for example, biotransformation enzymes and hormones [ 17].
Cultures positive for common contaminants (for example, coagulase-negative Staphylococcus in one of two blood culture bottles, Candida in BAL cultures) were excluded.
Finally, one important issue to be solved is the proper education of the public in order to achieve low presence of contaminants (for example, plastics, metal et cetera) during source separation of HFW.
Analysis of these bioreactors frequently considers their efficacy in terms of only a single contaminant (for example, NO3−), but does not consider other losses – ammonium (NH4+), phosphorus (PO43−), methane (CH4), carbon dioxide (CO2) and nitrous oxide (N2O).
Hair levels of total mercury reflect a longer window of contaminant exposure (for example, across the first half of pregnancy) than blood levels, which reflect recent exposure.
Connected fracture systems can produce smooth break-through curves of contaminants summed over, for example, a bore-hole length, whereas in detail the contaminant plume is spatially highly heterogeneous.
The use of DNA microarrays based on selected genes (and gene variants) that are involved in interesting processes can be used to assess a community's ability to perform a collective function, such as biodegradation of contaminants, and monitor, for example, during bioremediation changes over relevant periods.
Moral vegetarians are more likely to treat meat as a contaminant — they refuse, for example, to eat a bowl of soup into which a drop of beef broth has fallen.
