Sentence examples for those particulate from inspiring English sources

Thus, substances accumulated in the stratum disjunctum are rapidly eliminated by the shedding of the outermost layers, whereas the SC can function as a reservoir for those particulate materials penetrating deeper.

And recent research showed that those particulates contribute to the deaths of over three million people each year around the world.

Thus the decay of particulates after a contact has been made does not necessarily involve a loss of those particulates from the entire system.

Subsequent falls in those particulates and a change in methodology that excludes natural sources of the pollutant sees that figure fall to 3,537 for 2010 levels of PM2.5s in the new study.

Then there's the type of health-based cleaning system where all those particulates are removed from the atmosphere, decontaminating the environment.

That would reduce the type of rigorous cleaning needed to clear those particulates and make it easier for reusability, said Ann Karagozian, UCLA professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering.

In this paper, we identify inconsistencies between the previously established flow paths in timber for simple liquids, and those for particulate systems.

All exposure models had good performance (R ≥0.61), and the prediction ability of models for nitrogen dioxides (based on a larger number of measurements sites) was slightly higher than those of particulate models.

The results demonstrate that remote sensing has potential as a tool for monitoring blooms of cyanobacteria in inland water bodies, including those containing particulate MCs at concentrations below and exceeding health guidelines [ 3] and for aiding risk assessment activities [ 17].

The effective charge separation by the site-isolated Pt-nanodot deposited PbTiO3 nanotube photoanode leads to greatly enhanced photocurrent generation and H2 evolution efficiencies relative to those of the particulate-type photoanode or PbTiO3 nanotube without Pt infiltration in photoelectrochemical water splitting under visible light.

Griffin (2007) reported that 99% of those foreign particulates were between 0.3 and 1.0 μm.