Chemical detectors have been developed to help identify levels and places of contamination.
Although the usual places of contamination by malaria and dengue viruses are quite different in French Guiana, considering that the incubation phase is longer for malaria than for dengue and that the population's mobility is high, a simultaneous clinical expression of the 2 diseases is plausible.
However, this cleaning-up system is dependent on several factors such as the nature of the place of oil contamination occurrence, temperature, as well as the microbial consortium.
He drops us right into Paris in the last days of the ancien regime, a place of contagion and contamination where Miller's young hero, engineer Jean-Baptiste Barratte, has come to lose his illusions and find his fortune.
The International Atomic Energy Agency stressed that levels of contamination varied considerably from place to place.
Food and drink for human consumption, including dishes and utensils used there for, should not be brought to, kept or washed in any clinical area or area where clinical samples may be placed, due to the risk of contamination and subsequent oral transmission of pathogens [ 8, 11, 12].
The thickness of the slice of only 300 µm allowed to place this cut without the danger of contamination due to the curved morphology of the ventricle and the dentate gyrus in deeper layers below the visible superficial plane.
Since no randomization took place, allocation was based on avoidance of contamination bias.
In that case, transportation of infected samples to testing laboratories would not be necessary, thereby reducing the risk of contamination outside the place of identification.
There is virtually nothing to give the viewer a direct sense of the relative levels of contamination in different places, and in the absence of this basic information (and of course the invisibility of radiation itself) the viewer has to rely on visual proxies for high radioactivity.
