Sentence examples for substances loss from inspiring English sources

Many localized areas are subject to human-made pollution of the air and water, acid rain and toxic substances, loss of vegetation (overgrazing, deforestation, desertification), loss of wildlife, species extinction, soil degradation, soil depletion, erosion, and introduction of invasive species.

In contrast to less volatile substances, loss of anesthetic from initial preparation to delivery to the tissue is a potential limitation during in vitro laboratory experiments.

Despite several reports on the use of these conventional substances, loss of sexual desire in male partners may be more common than arousal and orgasm disorder [ 3].

In this case, inspection of the loadings (Figure 6) confirms that the separation into three subclusters corresponding to the samples coming from the three different Renaissance frescoes, which occurs along the second PC, is essentially due to the DTG peak temperature of the organic substance loss step and to the moisture mass loss.

For registration of chemicals, bioaccumulation assessment is exemplified for agricultural pesticides: In the EU, pesticides having a log KOW > 3 or other evidence for increased bioconcentration potential and which are regarded as persistent in water (<90% substance loss by hydrolysis in 24 h) have to be tested in bioconcentration studies [6].

After a brief overview of the morphological changes related to peripheral nerve injury and regeneration, the paper will address the evolution of peripheral nerve tissue engineering with special focus on transplantation strategies, from organs and tissues to cells and genes, that can be carried out, particularly in case of severe nerve lesions with substance loss.

They need to be regulated quickly and precisely in the plasma, even at the cost of substance loss.

Furthermore, dentine was exposed in all cases of cupping or grooving even if only minor substance loss occurred [ 17].

One tool is the comparison of clinical photographs of tooth surfaces to estimate the possible substance loss over time.

In attrition, the pattern of tooth substance loss matches the morphology of the teeth in the opposing arch.

Hence, the occlusal/incisal substance loss observed in individuals prone to dietary acids may be explained as pronounced abrasion/demastication of acid softened surfaces.