Sentence examples for lead release from inspiring English sources

In the United States, recyclers operate in highly mechanized, tightly sealed plants, with smokestack scrubbers and extensive monitors to detect lead release.

"Folks tend to discount these values as anomalies, but particulate lead release is a normal part of the corrosion process and it is universal (common) in all systems," he wrote.

Lead release rates increase slightly during the first 10 days, are constant for the next 50 to 60 days, and decrease slightly after 80 days.

In 1992, the lead release guidelines were amended to include levels specific to cups and mugs "because these articles are frequently used under conditions that may enhance lead leaching" (USFDA 1992, p. 29734).

Seven singles were released from the album, including "The Girl Is Mine"—which was seen as a poor choice for the lead release and led some to believe that the album would be a disappointment, and to suggestions that Jackson was bowing to a white audience.

The quantity of predicted lead release during mouthing was estimated from the time course data for lead release in the saliva extraction protocols.

Those researchers estimated that the lead released in the course of a meal posed a negligible risk.

The lead released builds up over time and can reach 100 times the allowable level after weeks or months, Canadian researchers said.

The former Destiny's Child lead released her latest album I am Sasha Fierce Nov. 19, which sold nearly half a million copies in its first week.

About 480 tons of lead from avgas were released to the country's air in 2011, more than half the total amount of lead released that year, according to the Environmental Protection Agency.

Until recently it was not known whether lead released by wildfires is from natural and or industrial sources.