Sentence examples for screening sediments from inspiring English sources

However, the 14C dates have been viewed with skepticism due to the expedient and coarse-grained excavation strategies employed by Bedwell, which included screening sediments over ¼ in mesh sieves.

However, screening sediments for beetle remains has not proven to be a reliable approach for detecting insect outbreaks because even epidemic populations of bark beetles do not generally leave behind diagnostic remains (Morris et al. 2015).

These guidelines have been widely used to screen sediment contamination by comparing the concentrations in sediments with the corresponding quality guidelines in aquatic ecosystems (Caeiro et al. [2005]; MacDonald et al. [2000]).

They washed and screened sediment, borrowing water and electricity from a homeowner whose backyard overlooked the dig.

Separate sections cover intake location, hydrology, water quality, pollution protection, screen design, sediment transport and exclusion, fish behaviour, dealing with ice and biological fouling and operation and maintenance.

In the NoMiracle project, Thomas supervised the PhD work of Thomas Junker, who developed and tested a water-sediment screening tool based on the OECD Guideline 301C (MITI) to generate biodegradation data, which was the first water-sediment test system on screening test level.

This is not always the case following aggregate extraction and depends on the dredging protocol used (e.g., sediment screening).

Screening of environmental sediment samples with a skim milk-containing medium led to the isolation of a P. lautus CHN26 strain that exhibited a high proteolytic activity.

The AR antagonistic activity originally observed in the toxicity screening of the river sediments performed within MODELKEY was confirmed in the total extract, i.e. GPC1 (200 nmol FLU eq/g dw, Table  1).

The EU reference method of detection in food animals for human consumption involves digestion of the host muscle followed by microscopic screening of the resultant sediment for trichinae and the method has been adapted for use with foxes.

Sediments were screened through 125-μm and 250-μm nested sieves and tabulated using light microscopy at 40 × magnification.