Sentence examples for potential for accumulation from inspiring English sources
If a COC is sufficiently persistent, then there is always the potential for accumulation and toxicity.
Due to their primary porosity, sedimentary rocks are potential for accumulation of appreciable groundwater resource (Fetter 2001).
Because the substance is mainly applied during cold months, it is very likely that the biodegradation is particularly slow, which enhances its potential for accumulation.
Hence, peritoneal dialysis should not be considered to reduce the potential for accumulation of either drug to toxic concentrations, and the remaining renal function of the patient should guide dosing.
Bergersen et al. [25] showed that paroxetine and citalopram were almost completely reduced during anaerobic treatment of sewage sludge while the lower reduction of fluoxetine, fluvoxamine and sertraline indicate that these three compounds have a higher potential for accumulation than citalopram and paroxetine under anaerobic conditions.
However, the efficacy and safety of GH could be compromised by the potential for accumulation in the circulation.
"There is the potential for accumulations up to 10cm in places and the public should be aware of possible disruption to travel". Parts of the North and the east coast have already been blanketed with several inches of snow with gales whipping up blizzard-like conditions.
These results should enable a more efficient design of nanoEHS risk assessment experiments by predicting the aquatic or soil compartments at greatest potential risk for accumulation of and exposure to citrate capped 20 nm AgNPs.
It is estimated that 20% of the dyestuff produced in the world is discharged into streams without any pre-treatment (Pourreza and Elhami 2007) and these sources of MG could produce potential sources for accumulation in fish tissue.
Dose adjustment of telavancin is recommended for renal impairment because of increased drug accumulation with worsening creatinine clearance and the potential for increased accumulation of hydroxypropyl-beta-cyclodextrin, a solubilizing agent present in the intravenous formulation.
Marinas are areas of special water quality concern because of the potential for pollutant accumulation within their protected waters.
