His EPA administrator, William K. Reilly, predicted that "30 million tons of toxic chemicals will be prevented from fouling the air every year" and that "as a result, air toxics risk will be slashed by three-quarters, and health problems will be reduced significantly, including cancer risk, respiratory disease, heart ailments and reproductive disorders".
He succeeded to a degree, but Uruguay was not entirely prevented from fouling, nor from employing time-wasting tactics in the final minutes.
Besides preventive measures [11], current investigation is focused on quorum sensing inhibition and on the development of anti-adherent surfaces to prevent them from fouling by adhesins such as polysaccharides and other components of bacterial membranes such as teichoic acids in gram-positive bacteria [12].
It extends the life of the pipes and, because it prevents metals from fouling the drinking water, it helps protect public health as well.
Knowing what's in that mud, how it moves and where the pollutants come from, could save hundreds of millions of dollars, the experts say, by reducing disposal costs -- since cleaner sediment is cheaper to get rid of -- and by preventing more pollution from fouling the harbor.
Lawmakers should prevent the Trump administration from fouling the census.
The tanks will be protected by bulletproof glass in front and back to prevent cracks from foul balls or wild pitches.
The basins are intended to prevent landfill-tainted water and silt from fouling the local water supply and environment.
Once Art saved Baer from fouling Carnera, he held Max's arm to prevent his hitting the Italian while the latter was draped over the ropes.
Those scientists who founded Biosignal are testing the furanones to prevent bacterial fouling of boats and to prevent infections.
This review summarizes the most representative research activities conducted to prevent membrane fouling.
