Laccase enzymes are extensively dispersed in environment among the plants, insects, fungus and bacteria (Giardina et al. 2010).
Moving forward, many of the advances in education will be brought about by further integration of personalized learning into the smart learning environment, such as ubiquitous access to technology through continuously shifting mobile devices and mobile platforms, cloud-based services, big data, and dispersed learning environments will further emphasize the affordances of learning technologies.
Spores and larvae are commonly dispersed into the environment.
"You would have to assume that what was dispersed into the environment was not dispersed at levels that were sufficient to produce human illness unless you were in the very proximate area where this letter was opened," he continued.
Several halogen-containing aromatic compounds, while not natural products in the customary sense of the word, have become widely dispersed in the environment.
The law aimed to protect waste-treatment workers and to prevent these substances from being dispersed in the environment from waste.
These nodes are dispersed throughout an environment, such as city sewer lines or building spaces, and communicate via a "mesh network" in which information hops from node to node, en route to a centralized hub.
However, limited knowledge concerning nanomaterial biosafety, adverse effects, fate, and acquired biological reactivity once dispersed into the environment, requires further scientific efforts to assess possible nano-agricultural risks.
Pharmaceutically active compounds (PACs) are continuously dispersed into the environment due to human and veterinary use, giving rise to their potential accumulation in edible plants.
