Sentence examples for contamination peak from inspiring English sources
In the present study, peaks of AR or ER activity in the presence of the reference hormone corresponded to the sites where heavy metal and POP contamination peak.
In addition, this also revealed that Ag-NPs were the main composition present in the nanocomposites without any contamination peaks.
These peaks that we called contamination peaks were automatically eliminated from spectra obtained from dental pulp of modern mammals for generate a local modern mammal database.
We observed contamination peaks in the negative controls, which were automatically removed from the spectra using the FlexAnalysis software (Bruker Daltonics).
For blindly classification, we coded the protein samples from the same 37 teeth and applied the same approach MALDI-TOF MS. But for the blindly identification, we didn't need to remove the contamination peaks as we did for contributing the local modern database reference.
For database searches, known contamination peaks such as keratin and auto proteolysis peaks for trypsin were removed before searching.
All samples used were of high quality and integrity, as determined by mRNA fluorescence figure with typical shape of broad peak and without two ribosomal RNA contamination peaks.
For the database search, listed contamination peaks from keratin and autoproteolytic products were excluded for peptide mass fingerprint database search with the Mascot server (http://www.matrixscience.com) in the NCBInr database.
In the case of an online biosensor that is used as an early warning system in surface water, a response time of around 1 h will usually be fast enough to detect passing contamination peaks.
The monomeric Aβ preparation produced a single peak without contamination, whereas NIa produced three contaminating peaks.
Similarly, investigations of well-known EDCs, including POPs, in harbors in Japan have revealed distinct spatial relationships of contamination, with peak concentrations occurring in the innermost and most confined areas of the harbors (Hosokawa et al. 2003).
