Sentence examples for ineffective removal from inspiring English sources

Tetracycline accumulation in surface waters, due to its extensive use and ineffective removal by traditional remediation treatments, represents a major environmental problem, leading e.g. to increased antibiotic resistance.

Subsequently, poor operation of the ventilation system in such office buildings causes ineffective removal of polluted indoor air, and displays a sign of "sick building syndrome" (SBS).

While ineffective removal by ACPE treatment has increased liquid holding power by wool component, thereby restricting trans-planner movement of liquid.

Treatment with enzyme in acidic medium results in nominal loss of weight causing ineffective removal of wool and possible removal of cuticle.

Studies on the biology and ecology of lionfish, interactions in the invaded community, and the efficacy of removal efforts must be conducted before committing resources to potentially ineffective removal programs.

A serious problem in food processing areas is insufficient or ineffective removal of organic material.

In a comparative study, treatment wetlands were found to be ineffective for removal of sulfamethoxazole [18], so removal of this class of PPCPs may be site-specific.

Thus, the performance of kits with seemingly ineffective gDNA removal capabilities can be easily augmented via additional DNA removal procedures.

In this study we found coagulation was ineffective for removal of recalcitrant BAPs.

While liquid imbibition, capillary condensation, and the endothermic demands of the vaporization process promote the filling of the pores with liquid, the exothermic reaction, rapid transport in gas-filled pores, and ineffective heat removal from the nonwetted face combine to help fill the pores with gas.

To date, several studies have demonstrated that conventional water treatment processes are ineffective for removal of most EDCs and in some instances produce multiple unknown transformation products.