Sentence examples for damage or contamination from inspiring English sources
To guard against the incorporation of erroneous data derived from DNA damage or contamination, the PCR amplification and sequencing process was replicated twice for each sample.
They can be due to defects such as polishing damage or contamination found at the substrate's surface, or they can directly originate from existing bulk defects that extend into the homoepitaxial layer.
cDefects include damage or contamination of transferred graphene.
The injected nutrients should stimulate beneficial microorganisms but restrain harmful ones, while they should not cause formation damage or contamination (da Silva et al. 2014).
Other anxieties frequently raised, included risk of damage or contamination, security, 'hassle' of carrying laptops around, shortage of computers for sharing, lack of bench space for computers, ELN not supported on chosen mobile platform, and lack of wifi access.
Furthermore, in order to minimize any damage or contamination of the SWNT before electrical properties measurements, scanning electron microscopy (SEM), Raman spectroscopy mapping, and atomic force microscopy (AFM) are performed only after all the electrical transport measurements are achieved.
SRM may be expected to result in ecosystem damage and resulting human health effects through indirect mechanisms such as damage to, or contamination of, agricultural products and wildlife.
Optimal scanning parameters determined experimentally to avoid cell damage or tip contamination were as following: scan rate, 0.4 line/s with 256 poins per line; set point, 650 720 mV; integral gain, 3. High resolution topographic (height) and amplitude images of the biosurfactant and bacterial cells were recorded and analyzed using the Igor Pro 6.22A (WaveMetrics, USA) software.
This can cause damage or leave contamination that corrodes them over time.
To avoid aquifer damage by clogging, corrosion or contamination, legal regulations in several countries limit the groundwater temperature change to a maximum of 3 to 11 K, as the effects of large temperature variations on dissolution, desorption and microbial communities are still poorly understood (Hähnlein et al. 2010).
The block-wise structure used by EFIN minimizes the damage caused by repeated sequencing or contamination of databases.
