Sentence examples for deleterious elements from inspiring English sources

Slags produced from copper smelting are siliceous and often contain valuable metals such as copper and iron as well as deleterious elements such as arsenic and lead.

This paper presents the results of an experimental-analytical research program aimed at assessing the durability of a hybrid fiber-reinforced polymer (FRP) composite shell, incorporated as a protective barrier during construction to impede the ingress of deleterious elements into the lower flange of a prestressed concrete girder.

Even though the proactive use of CCBs may eliminate or reduce an environmental burden that remains if separate storage or disposal of these otherwise 'waste' materials is required, there may be adverse side effects that could occur through such uses of CCBs, such as the leaching of deleterious elements.

Given these two deleterious elements, it is almost an astonishment that the wine called champagne exists at all.

Large N e means that a very small selection pressure can keep deleterious elements at low frequencies.

The establishment of DNA methylation pattern is a crucial part of cell differentiation and organ development, suppression of viral genes and deleterious elements, and carcinogenesis.

Negative affectivity may be the unifying and potentially deleterious element linking individual trait negative emotions to impaired CVC [ 58].

Differences between the respective nLTR-RT landscapes of the vertebrate lineages may be due to differences in the strength of purifying selection against deleterious element-containing loci in populations (Charlesworth B and Charlesworth D 1983; Charlesworth et al. 1994; Le Rouzic and Deceliere 2005).

For mines producing thermal coals, keeping rank and grade to specification is the prime task, along with tracking deleterious trace elements in product and reject.

We interpret these results to mean that codon usage is a strong determinant of the overall expression level that can be obtained from a gene, but that this level can be reduced if deleterious sequence elements are present, for example those that form mRNA structures that may interfere with the initiation of translation.

VI is thought to restrict transmission of deleterious cytoplasmic elements such as viruses or abnormal mitochondria [ 7, 8], and to limit resource plundering by aggressive genotypes [ 9].