Sentence examples for contaminated form from inspiring English sources

While most of these monoclonals originated from PBL and were supplied by PBL or associated distributors in the contaminated form, further examples for contaminated antibodies were found for an alternative supplier.

There are dozens of painters who have made even the rectangle and the square their own, contaminating shape and form and colour in one way or another.

" In a matter of weeks maybe five or six weeks, every place the product was became contaminated with Form II crystals".

This may be due to the accumulation of smaller particles of chloride species, which may still be contaminated with the formed cryptomelane material in the form of KClO3 on the pore wall and opening, leading to a shrinkage in pore structure, a decrease in total pore volume and a significant drop in the extent of surface area.

A recent U.S.D.A study found that twenty-four per cent of all cut-up chicken parts are contaminated by some form of salmonella.

Uncleaved VLPs were separated from the contaminating cleaved forms by anion exchange chromatography.

Only when this objective has been reached will dissection of the relative contributions of "contaminating" alternative forms of the starting vectors be truly meaningful.

The anion contaminated layer (ACL) formed around the residual concaves plays critical roles in the formation of lotus-root-shaped nanostructure.

Therefore, the white muscle of flying fish containing free histidine at a level of 423.9 mg/100 g may become a vehicle for scombroid poisoning if it is contaminated with histamine-forming bacteria.

Infection occurs through contact with water contaminated with larval forms of the parasite, which are released by freshwater snails and then penetrate the skin of people.

Inhalation of aerosols contaminated with extracellular forms of C. burnetii shed by infected animals is the main route of infection for humans and also for non-immune animals, especially when environmental conditions are favorable for the spread of bacteria [[ 6],[ 7]].