Sentence examples for danger of staining from inspiring English sources
With a half-life of 264 min, intravascular fluorescein will slowly subside, in the mean time being extravasated with edema and travelling through peritumoral tissue, raising the danger of staining non-tumorous brain.
Further in flow cytometry there is always the danger of unspecific staining with antibodies, especially in patients with activated leucocytes, and the detection of platelet aggregates as cells.
The final goal is to give a final judgment on the goodness of the double glazing as a solution for a better conservation of stained glass from all the point of view (physical chemical and biological), to provide a methodology for the best management of these buildings and identify the thresholds of danger to preserve stained glass.
More than most, she would have known the danger of that, the lasting stain of language.
Reduce danger of confrontation & conflict2.
There was no danger of that.
We're in danger of neglecting biodiversity".
It was in danger of falling down.
There is little danger of that.
"There's a danger of being complacent.
