| Reoxygenation experiments were also carried out to confirm the reversibility of the deoxygenation experiments. |
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| This can in turn lead to blocked waterways and deoxygenation of the water, leading to the death of aquatic animals. |
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| Can result in deoxygenation of the water mass when the algae die, leading to the death of aquatic flora and fauna. |
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| Many plants are now using Liqui-Cel® Contactors for the deoxygenation of their boiler feedwater. |
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| The metathetical process to generate isocyanates allows also for facile formation of sterically demanding aryl isocyanide, by a deoxygenation route. |
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| In aquatic systems, mobile sediments, organic matter and runoff of nutrients may cause localized algal blooms and areas of deoxygenation. |
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| Linus Pauling recalled how in 1945 he heard from W. B. Castle, a Harvard physician, about sickle cells and the need for deoxygenation to produce them. |
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| It can precisely pinpoint subtle changes in hemoglobin oxygenation and deoxygenation in tissues where the light is applied. |
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| Inerting combines 2 phases: deoxygenation to remove dissolved or trapped oxygen and then sheltering the product from air. |
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| Additionally, natural oceanographic phenomena can cause deoxygenation of parts of the water column. |
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| We will study the polymerization ofhemoglobin within red blood cells, as they are submitted to cycles ofoxygenation and deoxygenation. |
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| Chlorination, deoxygenation, removal of a nutrient source, hydraulic disturbances, and low temperatures can all result in biofilm disintegration. |
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| With proper deoxygenation, purging with inert gas was not required through the reaction medium during polymerization. |
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| The results of laboratory experiments show, on the one hand, that it is now possible to use UV spectrophotometry for rapid quantitative assessment of the bioreactive deoxygenation treatment onboard ship. |
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| These are the O2, N2 and CO2 removal in young red wines, the deoxygenation just before bottling or stocking for vinification, refreshing of white and rosé wines with CO2 during filling or the production of perlé wines. |
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| John L. Wood and co-workers at Yale University reported the development of a less-toxic deoxygenation reaction, in which water and trimethylborane were used in place of the tin hydride. |
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| The researchers, who published their work in the journal Biological Conservation, point out that deoxygenation would probably not kill all potentially invasive species. |
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| As a trend toward patient deoxygenation is indicated, blood samples should be analyzed by a laboratory co-oximeter to completely understand the patient's condition. |
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| This is why it is important to consider technology for the treatment of holds, such as deoxygenation of ballast water, which would help to eliminate these invaders. |
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| A second treatment method is biological deoxygenation of the water. |
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| A method of deoxygenation of an oil or a product comprising an oil, comprising adding an effective amount of a laccase to said oil or to said product. |
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| This can cause excessive microbial activity and deoxygenation. |
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| The decreased rate of flow can also lead to deoxygenation, as less blood will be reaching certain areas, and therefore those areas will be starved of oxygen. |
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