Sentence examples for massive contamination from inspiring English sources

In healthy persons, innate immunity is sufficient to prevent infection, except in cases of massive contamination after traumatic inoculation of contaminated soil (5 ).

When police examined Litvinenko's jacket they found massive contamination on the sleeve – Litvinenko had picked up and drunk the tea with his right hand.

"The Twitter world was aflame with these massive contamination stories," said Tisha Conoly Schuller, president of the Colorado Oil and Gas Association, an industry group.

In recent years, a group of progressives won election to the city council and the mayor's seat, despite huge expenditures by Chevron, the corporation that also brought you gigantic oil spills onshore in Ecuador and offshore in Brazil, massive contamination from half a century of oil extraction in Nigeria, and Canadian tar-sands bitumen sent by rail to the Richmond refinery.

Karen Hinton, a spokeswoman for the plaintiffs' side of the suit, said the core of the litigation is that "Chevron's reckless drilling practices and its fraudulent remediation resulted in the massive contamination of the environment and the deaths and illnesses of thousands of people".

The aim of this work was to modify the microbial composition of soil with the addition of S. maltophilia LMG 6606 in order to simulate a massive contamination and to assess its effects on the growth of R. sativus.

Sadly, most of what we hear is not great news -- massive contaminations, scarcity, areas of high stress and more.

Massive groundwater contamination on the island was likely caused by transport of microbiological contaminants from wastewater treatment facilities and septic tanks to the lake and the subsurface, after extreme precipitation events in May July 2004.

We suggest that massive groundwater contamination on the island was likely caused by transport of microbiological contaminants from sewage discharges to the lake and to the subsurface from wastewater treatment facilities and septic tanks after extreme precipitation events in May, June, and July 2004.

Unfortunately, the first run of experiment was totally associated with a massive bacterial contamination.

There are only a few chemicals that can lead to health problems after a single exposure, except through massive accidental contamination of a drinking water supply (WHO 2006).