Sentence examples for strong contamination from inspiring English sources

a A square on the device longer exposed to the FIB is evident, denoting a strong contamination in that region.

From the 148 observatories with available data for the epochs of interest, the data of 18 observatories were rejected, because of a strong contamination with instrumental noise, base-line jumps and drifts.

Such filtering is critical for radioactive beams produced on the neutron-deficient side of the valley of stability, where strong contamination occurs at intermediate energies from 50 to 200 MeV/u.

Thus, we cannot rule out the possibility that the latest slow slip in northern Miyazaki from early 2016 is still continuing, although we cannot monitor it because of the strong contamination caused by the 2016 Kumamoto earthquakes.

In adults, the strong contamination by the superficial layers leads to both under- and overestimations of the brain absorption coefficient, depending on the relative absorption values assigned to the intra- and extra-cerebral tissues.

Among these chemicals, the pesticides (fungicides, herbicides and insecticides) have been used for decades without any control, resulting in a strong contamination of water, air, and foods as well as in the development of pesticide resistant organisms.

The use of vector data in the 1D SECS method may, however, introduce both a complication in computation and an error source due to stronger contamination by unwanted sources such as the FAC in the radial magnetic vector component compared to only using measurements of the magnetic field intensity.

The number of the CIR path is 500 while the experiments run under strong pilot contamination.

These oxygen vacancies are probably responsible for the strong adsorption (contamination) by C species of the air-exposed SnO2 nanowires.

The proposed estimator addresses performance under moderate to strong pilot contamination without previous knowledge of the cross-cell large-scale channel coefficients.

In Gunung Kidul, like in many other karstic areas, the consumption of untreated water mainly poses severe health risks due to a strong microbiological contamination (e.g. coliform bacteria, E-coli; Matthies et al. 2014).