Sentence examples for contamination which are from inspiring English sources
Pyrotechnic release devices of spacecraft produce high-shock and contamination, which are hazardous.
Residual DNAPL and DNAPL pools form sources of long term contamination, which are difficult to remove by classical pump-and-treat remediation.
"The environmental impacts of gas development include air and water pollution and soil contamination, which are clearly established pathways for health impacts," said the letter, signed by more than 250 doctors and anti-drilling groups like Catskill Mountainkeeper.
This introduces two systems of measures to deal with periods of transitory contamination, which are short periods during which the water quality does not meet the microbiological standards for "good" status. 1.
Most of the PANTA-containing LJ was heavily contaminated even though mycobacterial growth was observed before contamination, which is inconsistent with a previous study (Aboagye et al. 2016) showing that only 11 of 139 (7.9%) samples were contaminated.
These types of illnesses are mainly caused by fecal contamination, which is when someone who has diarrhea goes swimming and contaminates the water with an infectious microorganism.
Cases of self-contamination would also be treated as food contamination which was "a serious offence" and can carry 10 years' jail, he said.
Rapid mycelial growth rate of liquid spawn could suppress contamination, which is significant to the mushroom industry.
The key to probing these materials is keeping their surfaces completely free of contamination, which is why it is difficult to study these materials without a seamless transfer system in an ultra-high vacuum like the Cornell researchers will build.
There is evidence for up to 15% crustal contamination, which is also supported by slight enrichments in the LREE and Th relative to Nb.
Initial conditions are provided by a map of surface contamination which is produced by geo-statistical interpolation of γ-dose rate measurements taking into account the detector environment.
