Sentence examples for elemental markers from inspiring English sources

With the bithiophene-based copolymer stabilizer, the sulfur atoms in the bithiophene groups acted as unique elemental markers, and thus aided the detection and quantification of the stabilizer component.

With cell culture methods, PM exposure induced trace elemental markers of inflammatory response denoted by the release of cytokines and chemokines were recently identified by Becker et al. (2005), who showed that PM constituent iron and silicon correlated with the release of IL-6, whereas chromium correlated with IL-8.

A central challenge for interpretations of otolith chemistry is identifying the source of variation in the selected elemental or isotope markers [40].

Among three other measured air pollutants [fine particulate matter, elemental carbon (a marker of traffic in Fresno), and coarse particulate matter (PMc ], PMc was the only pollutant correlated with endotoxin.

In a recent study of a large cohort of U.S. non-metal miners, Silverman et al. (2012) reported a dose response curve that was steeper at lower exposures to respirable elemental carbon (a marker for diesel exhaust) and leveled off at higher exposures.

The molecular identification of pigments, colorants and extenders contained in fifteen different paints has been achieved combining key spectral markers from elemental, electronic and vibrational spectroscopies.

e BC (Black Carbon), BS (Black Smoke) and EC (Elemental carbon) are different markers used to assess soot.

However, age-correlated findings involving changes in elemental, glutathione, and immune markers observed in this study provide support for physiological change driving the behavioral improvements in the younger children.

Objectives: We sought to reconstruct exposure to elemental carbon (EC), a marker of diesel and other vehicle exhaust exposure, in a large national cohort of U.S. trucking industry workers.

The morphological characteristics of such micrometric particles, complemented by data on their elemental composition, are the best markers of the use of ashes in the ground layers of paintings.

In addition to source specific nutrient loadings, this review discusses the merits of source specific markers such as elemental isotopes (boron, nitrogen, oxygen, strontium, uranium and carbon) and trace organic compounds (sucralose, gadolinium anomaly, carbamazepine, and galaxolide) in relating nutrient loads back to sources of origin.