Sentence examples for study of the fate from inspiring English sources
Malik Bendjelloul won the guild's documentary award for Searching for Sugar Man, his study of the fate of critically acclaimed but obscure 1970s singer-songwriter Rodriquez.
One study of the fate of B. anthracis at several anthrax carcasses for 60 months, shows that despite releases of up to 7×109 vegetative cells, fewer than 5×104 spores are ever detected [12].
In this work, we have adapted several tools that have proved to be reliable and to offer interesting opportunities to study of the fate and behavior of bacterio-insecticides in the environment.
When used in a study of the fate of foodborne pathogens in manure composts by our research group, both GFP-labeled E. coli O157 H7 and L. innocua were detected on the surface of the compost 56 days after inoculation [23].
For targeted GC MS-based metabolomics of cell cultures, Hiller and colleaGC MS-basedhed a metabolomicstudy of the fate of labeled tracellculturess tHiller centrandmetabolism [ 35].
In the first known field study of the fate of silver nanoparticles in the wastewater treatment system, researchers now report these nanoparticles transform into silver sulfide in the sludge produced by sewage treatment plants. 1 This new information about the life cycle of silver nanoparticles provides a starting point for further exploring their impact on the environment.
It has to be pointed out that the key results of our time-course study on the fate of PrPSc in soil have been validated, in part by examining blinded samples, at independent laboratories.
This is illustrated by a case study of the fates of three socialist-era statues of the Romanian Communist leader Dr Petru Groza which were erected in Bucharest, Deva and Băcia.
Studies of "the fate and transport and persistence" of the P.P.C.P.'s will allow scientists to make better estimates of people's exposure to them, Dr. Zenick said, and "to assess the potential for human health effects".
Studies of the fate and transport of engineered nanomaterials are invaluable in predicting environmental impact, bioavailability, and toxicity.
Consideration of the selected congeners should be useful for guiding the synthesis of new compounds for use in future studies of the fate and biological effects of PBDEs.
