Sentence examples for greater contamination from inspiring English sources

An even greater contamination danger comes from some 120 decommissioned submarines rusting off the coastlines near Murmansk and Vladivostok.

Climate change exacerbates problems poor countries face from disease, largely because bacteria spread more rapidly, causing greater contamination of food and water.

He said that the greater contamination called into question the timing of decisions by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to reopen gulf fisheries after the spill and that "it might be time to review the techniques that are used to determine" such reopenings.

The concentrations of Pb, Cu, Cd and As increased in upper layer sediments, reflecting greater contamination from these metals in recent times.

More chemical dousing means higher costs to farmers -- the U.S. already spends more than $11 billion a year to control weeds -- and greater contamination of soil, food and water.

Habitual exposure to beer is associated with increased abundance of spoilage genes, predicting greater contamination risk.

This undoubtedly contributed to the fact that Czech citizens suffered the greatest contamination of their thyroid glands by I of all 22 European countries after the Chernobyl accident (O'Hare et al. 1998).

In comparison with the previous study by Mansberger et al. [14] the AX isolates in this present study showed a greater gluten contamination.

Cutaneous diphtheria may also cause greater environmental contamination, through dust and fomites (4 ).

We observed negligible evidence of any such problem in our assays, although we did observe evidence of greater protein contamination and DNA fragmentation in the saliva DNA.

E. nana is a commensal microorganism and it´s detection may indicate greater environmental contamination and other infestations may be found [ 25, 26].