Sentence examples for elements released from from inspiring English sources

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

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.

The concentrations of elements released from the Sinemurian siltstone were usually one or two orders of magnitude higher than from the Hettangian sandstone (Figs. 4 and 5).

It seems likely that mineral elements released from the decayed compost (more nutrient availability, Table 1) would be closely related to the improved leaf photosynthetic pigments (Table 3) and plant nutritional status (Table 4), reflecting in the plant growth rate.

Moreover, under an oxidizing condition, the trace elements released from the dredged sediments by carbonate dissolution and the oxidation (i.e., organic matter degradation, iron sulfide, and ammonia oxidation) are subsequently absorbed by newly produced iron, manganese, and aluminum oxides and become immobile.

Nadezda Stevulova has participated in "in situ" experiment, she partially designed the course of the studied experiment, evaluated partial results from elements releasing.

The previously described bicistronic promoter element was then released from pBIG3r after digestion with PvuII and SalI and ligated into the adenoviral expression plasmid.

The principal elements that have been released from reactors at the Fukushima Daiichi plant are iodine 131 and cesium 137.

Individuals with dental alloy restorations are regularly exposed to a number of trace elements that are continuously released from intraoral alloys (Wataha 2000).

Insecticide and element release from submerged soils in paddy rice farming systems causes potential hazard to local drinking water wells during the annual monsoon flood season.

Elemental uptake by aggrading forest vegetation can act as an intrawatershed sink for at least some mineral-derived cations, producing mineral weathering rates higher than would be estimated from solute fluxes alone; similarly, element release from decaying forest biomass can result in higher solute fluxes than are produced by weathering alone.