Sentence examples for element released from inspiring English sources

Nickel has been shown to be a limiting nutrient for Methanosarcina, and the substantial availability of the element, released during volcanism, near the end of the period is hypothesized to have been responsible for the population explosion of the microbe whose metabolic processes added large amounts of methane to the atmosphere.

When and where radioactive contamination becomes a problem depends on a vast array of factors: the specific element released, which way the wind is blowing, whether rain will bring suspended radioactivity to earth, and what types of crops and animals are in an exposed area.

Studies pertaining to the behaviour of silicon, a major element released during glass alteration, are presented here.

An international team of astronomers joined forces to create the most detailed map of neutral hydrogen, the universe's most abundant element, released late last month in Astronomy and Astrophysics.

These endonucleases have cutting sites within the conserved telomere proximal Y' repeat element releasing a≈1.2 kb and ≈1.0 kb terminal restriction fragment (TRF) respectively, which includes the terminal 0.35 kb TG1-3 repeats [8].

Japanese media said officials had detected iodine and caesium, elements released when overheating causes core damage.

The radioactive elements released from the reactor form clouds that are carried off by the prevailing winds.

The Energy Department has concluded that the amount of plutonium and other man-made radioactive elements released into soil or buried in flimsy containers in the first four decades of nuclear weapons manufacture was 10 times larger than it had estimated.

Japanese media said officials had detected caesium, one of the elements released when overheating causes core damage, around the reactor at Fukushima No 1 plant in Futuba, 150 miles (240km) north of Tokyo.

Even leaving aside the widespread fallout of radioactive elements released from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant, the tsunami left the soil of coastal farmlands damaged by sodium chloride from the sea water.

A13 Radiation in the Soil The Energy Department has concluded that the amount of plutonium and other man-made radioactive elements released into soil or buried in flimsy containers during the first four decades of nuclear weapons manufacture was 10 times larger than it had estimated.