Sentence examples for strong mutagenicity from inspiring English sources

Combustion of pure VO in common diesel engines causes strong mutagenicity of the exhaust, while regulated emissions are low.

The strong mutagenicity mostly stopped usage of RSO as fuel along with the risk of damaging the engines.

ClMP proved to be a very potent mutagen in Salmonella typhimurium, whereas HMPS, and HMP in the presence of a sulfate-conjugating system, showed strong mutagenicity only when Cl- or Br- ions were present in the exposure buffer.

These PAHs and PAH derivatives found in the coal smoke exhibited strong mutagenicity, and the subfractions containing alkylated three- and four-ring PAHs were found to contribute to most of the mutagenicity in the PAH fraction of coal combustion particles (Chuang et al. 1992a).

Bagley et al. (1998) found a stronger mutagenicity of particle extracts compared to condensates.

DF exhibited an up to five-fold stronger mutagenicity compared to RME in TA98.

Blends (B5 and B30) produced a stronger mutagenicity than could be expected from the results for the pure fuels.

B20 showed stronger mutagenicity than pure DF and pure REE when the engine was run with a DOC.

In the study of Grägg (1994) blends of DF and RME caused stronger mutagenicity as would have been expected in regard to the portions of the basic fuels.

A stronger mutagenicity of the exhaust from the VO was observed which exceeded the mutagenicity of biodiesel and DF up to 16-fold despite similar levels of regulated emissions (Bünger et al., 2007).

Combustion of three different DF qualities blended with 20% RME in a Mercedes OM 906 engine (Euro III) caused up to 70% stronger mutagenicity compared to the pure fuels.