Sentence examples for measured high levels from inspiring English sources

Instruments also measured high levels of sulfur in the rocks, probably in the form of sulfur salts.

Peres said that in recent weeks IRSN and several other nuclear safety institutes in Europe had measured high levels of ruthenium-106, a radioactive nuclide that is the product of splitting atoms in a reactor and does not occur naturally.

The conclusions were that in the classroom S7 there were measured high levels of VOC and radon, higher than the maximum admissible which is a serious problem.

Acid rain was discovered in the 19th century by Robert Angus Smith, a pharmacist from Manchester Englandd), who measured high levels of acidity in rain falling over industrial regions of England and contrasted them to the much lower levels he observed in less polluted areas near the coast.

As scientists studied forests throughout North America, they regularly measured high levels of inorganic nitrogen in streams leaving those forests, implying that the forests were taking up the inorganic nitrogen they needed and letting the rest wash away.

In addition to toxic gases such as ammonia, methane, hydrogen sulfide and others, scientists also measured high levels of particulate matter and bioaerosols blowing out from the giant vents at the end of each massive animal confinement.

Afridi et al. (2008) measured higher levels of arsenic in the hair, blood, and urine of 196 diabetics participating in a study that included a total of 434 men from Hyderabad, Pakistan.

In these conditions, they measured higher levels of expression for several M2 macrophage markers (IL-10, CCL17, CCL18) in M1 macrophages than in M2 (polarized after 24 h incubation with 20 ng/ml IL-4).

We also demonstrated that, in our model, the inflammatory profile of synoviocytes from the inflamed area was conserved, since we measured higher levels of IL-6 and IL-8 in culture medium (14).

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She added that although the Potomac Basin study did not measure high levels of estrogen in the water, either from pharmaceutical waste or other sources, "that's certainly a concern".