Sentence examples for further debris from inspiring English sources

A month-long search of the island's coastland found no further debris and the search was called off.

Advancing this national prejudice even further, debris flows, mudslides, and related phenomena have "provided literary minds with a ready-made metaphor of the alleged moral decay of Los Angeles".

Firefighters arrived within moments, sealing off the area and evacuating the house in case any further debris fell from the roof.

Some ferrite was removed from the base of the antenna in order to prevent any further debris falling into the waveguide.

To postulate from these results further, the debris generated from nanocomposites with the thicker silane coatings on the CNFs may also have the lowest amount of polarized groups/segments, which will be extremely positive for the application of the polymeric materials to bone joint replacement.

The prepared brain homogenate was subjected to three repeated freeze-thaw cycles, and further cell debris was removed via two consecutive centrifugations at 4°C (1,500 g for 20 min and 13,000 g for 30 min).

Increased inset of the femoral head into the acetabular cup resulted both in higher fluid velocity and in transport of third-body debris further into the bearing space.

Consequently, loss of matric suction due to positive pore-water pressure buildup under steady-state seepage, as observed from sensor p3 (Fig. 4), marked the onset of static liquefaction and exfiltration of water from the downstream toe, which further led to debris flow mobilization and dam failure.

The supernatant was heated to 60°C for 20 min and centrifuged again at 12,000 rpm to further remove precipitated debris.

The pellet was resuspended as above and the centrifugation step was repeated to further eliminate plant debris.

Urine samples were initially passed through a 0.22 μm PVDF syringe filter (Fisher Scientific, Pittsburgh, PA) to remove particles and cell debris, further concentrated by a VIVA SPIN filter (5K MWCO), and stored at −80 °C for later use.