Sentence examples for wipe test from inspiring English sources
Otherwise, EHS will conduct the survey and wipe test.
To investigate the particle bonding features of Al 10Sn powder, the wipe test was carried out on polished substrate surfaces.
If labs can demonstrate the item is free of contamination (e.g., wipe test and liquid scintillation counter results), items will be approved by EHS.
The radioactivity (CPM values) of samples was measured with a wipe test counter (CAPRAC), and the resulting counts/min was normalized per gram of tissue.
On the whole, 1 wipe test (hood surface) and 1 pad test (left forearm) will be performed for each worker preparing antineoplastic drugs; 1 wipe test (drip surface) and 1 pad test (left forearm) will be carried out for each worker administering the drugs.
The LinkS¯eq Wipe Test was designed with this issue in mind and developed to detect both genomic DNA contamination as well as potential LinkS¯eq amplicon contamination.With less than 20 minutes of hands-on set-up and no further operator intervention with the reagents, the LinkS¯eq Wipe Test can provide a simple, effective, and robust method for detecting DNA contamination in less than 3 hours.
The PDECD has similar or better sensitivity (MDQs of 10−15 to 10−12 g) than radioactive source ECD but does not require licensing, wipe tests and other administrative or safety requirements which have increased over security concerns.
In Indonesia, the authorities plan to start screening some ships from Japan at the Jakarta port using wipe tests before the end of the week, said Reno Alamsyah, the director of nuclear emergency preparedness at the Indonesian nuclear regulatory agency.
Thus, while all types of wipe tested had some antiviral effect, they varied considerably in the magnitude and rapidity of their virucidal effects.
Meanwhile, Pounds says CalStar has submitted its products to all relevant U.S. and California EPA tests for leaching and surface wipe tests.
This information, combined with other analytical results of air and wipe tests, guided public health officials' decisions about the potential risk in each household.
