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Core contamination Some contamination has been detected in ice cores.

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Any replacement of bonds should minimise maturity drift

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It is our goal to minimise disruption caused by technical errors .

As these PCB levels might be an indicator for unacceptable dioxin contamination, further investigations were immediately started to determine the dioxin content and to identify the possible source of contamination.

Those green suits are special suits for reducing the risk of biological contamination.

only once and serve multiple statistical purposes , in order to minimise the reporting burden .

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What course will this pollution and contamination take, since we know that throwing open the frontiers risks bringing about much more general contamination with products which are banned in some countries and not in others ?

You have to work very carefully to avoid contamination of experiments with DNA from yourself.

Have similar cases of contamination in other Member States been brought to the Commission's notice ?

332 The proposal aims to minimise the impact of changes on national authorities , economic agents and citizens .

The measures taken by public authorities to prevent or minimise financial crises constitute the second line of defence .

Science writer Michael Gold wrote about the HeLa cell contamination problem in his book A Conspiracy of Cells .

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Conservation S. bortayro is at risk of extinction and conservation efforts are necessary to prevent contamination of its habitat.

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( c ) written explanations of the kind of stain , contamination or impregnation when ink stained , contaminated or impregnated banknotes are presented

( b ) written explanations of the kind of stain , contamination or impregnation when ink stained , contaminated or impregnated banknotes are presented

But extracting shale energy involves environmental risks and uncertainties, among them groundwater contamination, higher methane emissions, and potential seismic effects.

Some minor changes have been introduced in the table in order to minimise the reporting burden on national central banks ( NCBs ) .

China has also gained a reputation for food and drug contamination (not to mention lead paint in toys and poisonous toothpaste).

Assessment of both indicators in coastal and fresh waters will provide more information and could help determining the sources of contamination.

In order to minimise the risk of future litigation , further consideration should therefore be given to clarifying the wording of Article 52 .

As the proposal does not entail any substantial costs, there is no need to minimise compliance costs for micro enterprises or SMEs.

Given fear of contamination and military interest in a more durable supply research into synthetic alternatives has long been a medical priority.

Clean technologies and green growth are possible for emerging economies and can prevent decades of future contamination that will harm us all.

Nathaniel reported that initially the contamination was so bad that when you flushed the toilet there was the residual oil floating and markings!

But this assumes that our factories are humming because, in 2004, the U.S. supply was cut in half by contamination at one single plant.

Stanley Gartler in 1967 and Walter Nelson Rees in 1975 were the first to publish on the contamination of various cell lines by HeLa.

However , experience shows that such a reporting remains indispensable to overcome constraints in the data collection systems and to minimise the reporting burden . An extended exchange of confidential information between the ESCB and the ESS is necessary to minimise the reporting burden or for the efficient development , production or dissemination of European statistics , or for increasing their quality .

All waste in the nest, including infrabuccal pellets, spent substrate from the gardens, and dead ants are carried in the waste chambers to avoid contamination.

The degree of HeLa cell contamination among other cell types is unknown because few researchers test the identity or purity of already established cell lines.

81 1975. with Helisten, C. The detection of 1 piperidinodydlohexanecarbonitrile contamination in illicit preparations of 1 (1 phenylcyclohexyl)piperidine and 1 (1 (2 thienyl)cyclohexyl)piperidine .

It is highly endangered, because its natural habitat, which amounts to only a few square kilometers, is subject to contamination and urban sprawl from San Cristobal.

While ensuring that its statistical requirements are met , the ECB seeks to minimise the burden which statistical reporting places on financial institutions and other repor ting agents .

A six month period is deemed to be long enough to accommodate the necessary changeover arrangements but short enough to minimise the disadvantages of a dual operating system .

In 2003 numerous efforts were made to improve the availability and quality of statistics for the euro area , while aiming to minimise the reporting burden on reporting entities .

In studies conducted in the United States, there was a lot of contamination between control groups, so it is difficult to interpret the data and make firm recommendations.

( b ) when ink stained , contaminated or impregnated euro banknotes are presented a written explanation as to the kind of stain , contamination or impregnation shall be provided by the applicant

In addition to the conflicts with security forces and the clashes with the nursing staff, cases have been registered in areas where there have been no known contamination previously.