Sentence examples for microscopic droplets of from inspiring English sources

Contracted by breathing in microscopic droplets of contaminated water, legionnaires' disease causes mild headaches, muscle pain, fever, persistent cough and sometimes vomiting and diarrhoea, from two to 14 days after being infected.

They say the disinfectant concoction, made of microscopic droplets of soybean oil suspended in water, is safe enough to apply to the skin or to equipment, to spray into the nose to stave off infection and even drink in small quantities.

HXD in emulsified form includes microscopic droplets of 0.1 and 0.5 up to 0.7 μm.

To boost PEI's surface area, the USC team dissolved the polymer in a methanol solvent and spread it atop a batch of fumed silica, a cheap, industrially produced porous solid made from microscopic droplets of glass fused together.

A major concern is the deposition of microscopic droplets of the cathode material that are inevitably generated during the arc discharge.

Microscopic droplets of various sizes of lignin appear on cell wall surfaces after thermochemical pretreatment, as verified by antibody and energy-dispersive X-ray spectroscopy (EDAX) analysis [ 5].

The poison adheres in almost microscopic droplets to the bits of soot and ash that rise with the smoke, and thus is broadcast through the air.

The fat, in the form of microscopic droplets, is transported in the blood to points of use or storage.

Some enormous fraction — how much is disputed — formed at least one great undersea plume of microscopic droplets.

The specific transfer area decreases with the culture time due to that the HXD is emulsified and consumed by the microbial consortium, being the specific transfer area of emulsified forms (microscopic droplets) a parameter that must be considered in the design of biodegradation processes of insoluble organic pollutants.

Furthermore it was assessed the uptake of HXD in their both form emulsified (microscopic droplets) and free (macroscopic droplets), using a microbial consortium with the capacity of degrading oil.