Sentence examples for evaluation of contamination from inspiring English sources
Evaluation of contamination of the mitochondrial fraction by sarcolemmal remnants was done by probing with rabbit anti-β1-Na+-K+-ATPase (Upstate Serologicals, Charlottesville, VA), rabbit anti-GLUT1 (Santa Cruz), and F-actin (Abcam).
An evaluation of contamination sources, using cultures from patients and environmental samples, has indicated that the epidemic might stem from commonly used blood gas analysis devices.
Control-FREEC inherits many features from FREEC (Boeva et al., 2010) (assessment of copy number variation and evaluation of contamination by normal cells) as well as the general methodology of the GAP algorithm for SNP arrays (Popova et al., 2009).
The utility of an environmental contamination signature for the evaluation of food contamination needs further assessment in humans (Antignac et al. 2006).
Improved evaluation of anthropogenic contamination is required to sustainably manage groundwater resources.
Infection control in digital intraoral radiography: evaluation of microbiological contamination of photostimulable phosphor plates in barrier envelopes.
The present study demonstrates a GIS-based spatial evaluation of fluoride contamination (FC) in groundwater vis-a-vis geology and geomorphology of the area using analytical hierarchy process and weighted sum method in Palamu district of Jharkhand.
The more accessible chromatographic method was successfully applied to the evaluation of workplace contamination generated by the handling of antineoplastic drugs in oncology health-care settings with limited resources (data not shown).
The paper presents the evaluation of soil contamination with total, water-available, mobile, semi-mobile and non-mobile Hg fractions in the surroundings of a former chlor-alkali plant in connection with several chemical soil characteristics.
This has challenged the water resource managers and forced them to pay attention to the evaluation of groundwater contamination in the study area based on the recognized assessment methods.
The EMRAS-2 Urban Areas Working Group, which is supported by the IAEA, has designed a variety of accidental scenarios to test and improve the capabilities of the models used for an evaluation of radioactive contamination in an urban environment.
