Sentence examples for elements released during from inspiring English sources

A summary of our current understanding of health and environmental effects of trace and radioactive elements released during coal mining, cleaning, combustion, and ash disposal is presented.

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.

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

However, good biocompatibility of the elements released by Mg alloys during degradation is essential for their use in implants.

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.

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

The insertion of the mini-F sequences directly between the VZV genomic termini resulted in a BAC variant of which the vector elements were rapidly released during the viral DNA replication even without additional operational sequences such as loxP sites or genomic duplications.

K2O/Al2O3 is widely interpreted as a proxy for alteration because potassium is a water-soluble element that is released during the breakdown of potassium feldspar and has been applied to the study of sediments on East and Southeast Asian continental margins (e.g., Clift et al. 2008; Hu et al. 2012).

A novel, quartz 'suspension-firing' reactor is described for monitoring trace element release during solid fuel combustion under conditions relevant to fluidised bed combustors.

Late in his career Dutton concluded that lava is liquefied by the heat released during decay of radioactive elements and that it is forced to the surface by the weight of overlying rocks.

Associate editor: Michael J. Toplis The role of halogens in subduction zones is poorly understood, despite the fact that they are significant components of dehydration fluids released during subduction and as recycled elements into the mantle.