Sentence examples for subsequent contamination from inspiring English sources

Rather, he looks Caucasian, so it is unlikely his DNA would resemble a modern Amerindian's.A few sceptics have suggested that the coprolites are actually dog faeces, and the DNA is subsequent contamination.

Below you can learn about one nascent technology to watch in 2013: harmless chemical I.D. tags that could make the fluids used in drilling every single gas well individually identifiable, potentially ending fights over the source of any subsequent contamination of water supplies in a drilling area.

Intraoperative mass rupture leads to subsequent contamination of the peritoneal cavity with tumour cells and upstages the unexpected ovarian cancer from stage IA to stage IC.

Moreover there could be risk of carcass contamination and cross and subsequent contamination, during transportation, environment, handling of meat at retailer shops.

Also, for nuts, as well as for fruits, harvesting or processing methods may play a significant role in their subsequent contamination.

Aerial dispersion of pathogenic microorganisms and subsequent contamination of surfaces is well recognised as a potential transmission route for hospital acquired infection.

These results suggest any event, i.e., flooding, raw manure or contaminated compost applications, or excretion by infected or carrier animals, which introduce S. enterica into the soil, could lead to subsequent crop contamination; though time may pass between the contamination event and planting.

It is likely that the super shedders can have a disproportionate effect on the animal's hide and subsequent carcass contamination while low-shedding animals are also linked to the contamination on beef carcass [ 16].

A wide variety of crops including maize, cottonseed, peanuts, and tree nuts are susceptible to infection and subsequent aflatoxin contamination (Cotty et al. 1994; Doster and Michailides 1994).

In order to avoid the use of resin and any potential subsequent organic contamination we attempted to prepare sections of granules for spatial analysis using either a microtome or a cryomicrotome.

They are enriched in large ion lithophile (LILEs) and light rare earth elements (LREEs) and depleted in high field strength elements (HFSEs), which can be explained as melts derived from a depleted mantle, with some subsequent crustal contamination.