Sentence examples for damage and contamination from inspiring English sources
The cold-EDTA protocol removes intact cells from ECM, with minimal ECM damage and contamination.
Aid workers also worried about the spread of disease from the damage and contamination of water-supply and sewerage systems.
Northeast Asia is failing in its attempts to protect its regional seas from irreversible ecological damage and contamination.
The hyper-quenched and relaxed samples are directly used for the AM-AFM testing without any polishing or surface processing to avoid damage and contamination to the sub-nanoscale smooth surfaces.
The team hope the approach could help in reconstructing the skeletons of the ill-fated crew while avoiding problems of damage and contamination from handling, as well as democratising access to the bones, allowing many more to glean insights from the remains.
The advantages and disadvantages of LVHRSEM as a polymer characterization technique are investigated, as well as the effects of beam sample interactions, radiation damage and contamination specific to polymers examined at low voltage.
To prevent damage and contaminations, the gold contact was protected with a photoresist (Microposit 1813, Shipley) during the dicing step.
The protective layer renders signal to be more stable against photo-induced damage and carbonaceous contamination.
The portable design of the device ensures effective protection and prevention of fibers against damage and possible contamination and thus maintains analytical data reliability.
The incident that triggered the Delta Plan was the disastrous flooding of Feb. 1, 1953, when the notorious North Sea surge brought tide levels higher than ever previously recorded, overtopping many of the existing dikes and causing untold damage and salt contamination of vast areas of agricultural land.
Through examination of the carbonaceous materials, the appropriate analytical processes for sample transportation and handling were optimized to minimize sample damage and terrestrial contamination.
