Sentence examples for tiny traces from inspiring English sources

And even tiny traces may prove deadly to some people, like a 94-year-old.

But that one quick rub also gathered tiny traces of biological evidence.

They found tiny traces of blood, hair and fibres on clothing seized from Dobson and Norris' homes.

(Its reputation suffered in 2008 after Hong Kong authorities found tiny traces of melamine in milk powder produced by a Nestlé subsidiary in Qingdao).

Volunteers are given tiny traces of a radioactively labelled drug too small to harm them, and typically just a hundredth of the estimated full dose in a drink.

First the researchers had to identify iron, and then use a heavy ion accelerator at the Australian National University to separate tiny traces of the isotope.

Vaccines, when they contain ethyl mercury, contain tiny trace amounts that cause no harm.

His big old carp gills clutch and lick every tiny trace of oxygen from the froth of depravity in the inexplicably determinate manner that only animals have.

Tiny amounts of dioxins enter the food chain as by-products of industry, so almost all foods contain tiny trace elements of these chemicals.

You can be a hopeless degenerate frantically licking the pub's vinyl floor in a desperate bid to imbibe some tiny trace of free alcohol.

"The problem with radiocarbon dates of this antiquity is that it only takes a tiny trace of contamination from modern organic material to distort results," said Higham.