Sentence examples for most trace amounts from inspiring English sources

Then, however, he adds the animating spark of genius a corollary that will forever lift the Drinking Man's Diet above all lesser low-carb regimens: Gin, vodka, rum, brandy, whiskies and other distilled spirits contain at most trace amounts of carbohydrate.

This implies that there are, at most, trace amounts of zeolites originating from detergents or other sources.

They contain no genetically engineered ingredients, or at most inadvertent trace amounts.

Now, the new findings from NASA's Curiosity rover unveiled online today Sept . 19) in the journal Science suggest that, at most, only trace amounts of methane exist on Mars.

The nature of the trace-constituent oxidant present on the resins is unknown, but the most likely oxidant is trace amounts of oxygen trapped in the resin.

Helium-3 is present on Earth only in trace amounts; most of it since Earth's formation, though some falls to Earth trapped in cosmic dust.

However, the biotinylation reagent also generated covalently linked dimers of Sec61βOPG, most likely resulting from trace amounts of bifunctional cross-linkers present in the commercial reagent.

In mature fruits, β-carotene was by far the most abundant carotenoid, with trace amounts detected even in the white-fleshed PS (Table  1).

Cd is easily taken up by plants so that most human foodstuffs contain trace amounts of Cd from natural or anthropogenic sources [Joint Expert Committee on Food Additives (JECFA 2011); European Food Safety Authority (EFSA 2012)].

Sequence of all inserts was confirmed from both the plasmid and the virus supernatant (we were able to obtain high-quality specific sequences from the virus supernatant using universal primers, most likely due to trace amounts of plasmid).

On the other hand, Microcystis aeruginosa NPLJ-4 produced a larger diversity of microcystin variants, but most of them in trace amounts, such as [Val]MC-LR and [Phe]MC-LR.