Sentence examples for contaminated workers from inspiring English sources

To get help, the plight of Kentuckians did not have to rise to a national scandal like the Paducah plant's contaminated workers.

This is likely to be the last chance for a hibakusha to travel to Hanford, where plutonium was produced from World War II throughout the Cold War, contaminating workers as well as downwind, downstream communities.

In nuclear power plants, Co-containing alloys can be activated into radioactive Co oxides, dispersed in the cooling water and then contaminate workers [ 3, 4].

Our results showed that the same strain has been responsible for contamination in all the ICUs, stemming from commonly used equipment that was contaminated by workers.

The reactor itself is still too contaminated for workers to approach.

After the Brits tested a number of nuclear bombs in the southwestern Australian outback during the mid-1950s, massive cleanup operations over the following two decades allegedly contaminated local workers.

In 1997, a laboratory worker intentionally contaminated his co-workers' food with a strain of Shigella stolen from the laboratory (9 ).

A Brooklyn elementary school was ordered closed yesterday after workers contaminated an area in it with asbestos while replacing the gymnasium floor, the Department of Education said.

While it remains difficult to answer some important questions about the safety of the Fukushima Daiichi plant, in part because it is too contaminated now for workers to get close to the reactors, the State Department said last week that the situation at and around the plant had become less perilous.

And in the remaining 2 NO kitchen workers contaminated food with enteritic Salmonella and infected patients in the whole hospital.

Specifically, most complications related to the administration of S. boulardii have occurred in immunocompromised or critically ill patients or in those who had central venous catheters serving as a portal of entry of organisms from healthcare workers' contaminated hands to patients' bloodstream during administration.