Sentence examples for contamination tolerance from inspiring English sources
In contrast to various known publications in this paper ultrasound is not used at low power-level as for inspection by nondestructive testing (NDT) but to influence interface cleaning and to improve contamination tolerance of the adhesive bonding process.
Instead, specific gene expression was investigated for these broad categories; in doing so the authors recognise the risks of interpreting phenotype through transcript abundance alone, beyond successful contamination tolerance, and do so with care.
Recent research has explored rhizospheric bacteria and their role, hypothesised from expression profiles, in organic contamination tolerance by trees; Yergeau et al. [ 21] found overrepresentation of transcripts implying widespread changes in localised microbial competition.
The Food and Drug Administration establishes maximum permissible limits of contamination, called "tolerances," which vary from food to food and from pesticide to pesticide.
The effects of temperature, soil moisture and A. flavus population on kernel colonization and aflatoxin contamination, and drought tolerance traits viz.
There was less contamination with the tolerance models.
Workplace contamination remains below the tolerance margin.
The group has collected raw data about salt tolerance, soil contamination and plant health that it now wants to organize into databases that can be used by public parks and private gardeners.
For the PAM50 assay, the tolerance to contamination by normal tissue is greatest for Luminal B, HER2E, and Basal-like subtypes or High risk classes.
Extending research linking distress tolerance to mental contamination, this study examined if individual differences in the tolerance of negative emotion moderates the amplification of mental contamination following an evoking task.
The study was designed as an attempt to link biofilm metal tolerance and metallic contamination in a field survey covering 13 different sampling sites in the Seine river basin (north of France) with low contamination levels.
