Sentence examples for removal measures from inspiring English sources

The comprehensive evaluation and pattern of formation damage are necessary for designing reasonable reservoir protection and damage removal measures for the fractured tight gas reservoir.

Subsequently, new donor screening methods as well as virus-inactivation and removal measures have been adopted.

Potential rates of denitrification observed in the laboratory were equivalent in magnitude to nitrate removal measured in the field (mean 0.26 ± 0.12 mg N kg of dry soil−1 d−1), but were two orders of magnitude greater than denitrification measured in the field with added acetylene.

Body-wide mitotic activity at specified times after pharynx removal measured by anti-H3-Ser10phos staining.

For G 1 A73-tRNAHis, the kobs for pyrophosphate removal measured with the α-labeled assay was 0.31 ± 0.03 min–1, which aG 1 A73-tRNAHis the average kobs measured with the γ-labeled assay (0.5 ± 0.3 min–1) (Tables 1 and 2).

The evidence supporting this argument is (1) comparable removal measured by RVLP and X-MuLV shown in a previous publication (Zhang et al., 2009), indicating similar MOA of virus removal by the Protein A chromatography; and (3) the overall correlation of MuLV and MMV removal (Fig 2)., in conjunction with lack of parameter effects on RVLP removal (Tables 2 and 3, Fig 3s. and 4).

Material removal was measured at 20 measuring points, beginning 1 mm away from the apex.

The adhesive removal test measures sensorimotor function as previously described (Bouet et al., 2009).

The map removal sensitivity measure identifies the sensitivity of the vulnerability map towards removing one or more map from vulnerability analysis.

The DfT has commissioned research on how existing or new technology can be used to detect DPF removal by measuring exhaust fumes.

In most CWs, good organic, suspended solids (SS) and nutrient removal was measured.