Sentence examples for of odorous substances from inspiring English sources
Enrichment factors of more than 100-fold allow for detection of odorous substances below their odor threshold.
Anthropoid primates produce a diversity of odorous substances (including scent-gland secretions, urine, and axillary sweat) [ 12, 52, 54], the functional significance of which remains obscure and underappreciated.
The most commonly used and effective coping strategies were avoiding odorous environments, and asking people to limit their use of odorous substances.
Our aim was to create a matrix of odorous substances emission data for different wood types to derive information about the occurrence of wood smoke odor dependent on other wood smoke parameters, which are currently used in dispersion models in order to derive information about the odor nuisance potential in wood burning communities.
Being aware of the potential increase in emissions of major and minor pollutants, including odorous substances, we launched a series of investigations including olfactometric measurements, focused on burning wood types from Central Europe, of which several have not been tested until now.
These glands secrete odorous substances that may serve as species or sex recognition signals (pheromones).
Most female insects secrete odorous substances called pheromones that serve as specific attractants and excitants for males.
The odorous substances could not be liquid, could not be highly flammable or toxic, and could not contaminate the shuttle walls or equipment.
Washing is a process, which can remove lipids and undesirable materials such as blood, pigment and odorous substances (Rawdkuen et al. [2009]).
Terpene derived metabolites include carotenoid pigments (crt) serving as UV protector and odorous substances providing actinomycetes with their characteristic smell [ 33, 34].
Guaiacol is possibly the leading odorous substance in wood smoke, considered to be responsible for smoky smell (Czerny and Buettner, 2009) and it occurs generally in higher amounts in softwood than in hardwood smoke (Kjällstrand and Petersson, 2001).
