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developing countriesresultsin elevated metal levels Mechanisms of Heavy Metal Neurotoxicity
the factorsinfluencingthe heavy metal distribution in polluted fluvial system sediments
the composition(passive) are influenced byextensive properties of lode gold deposits
by the composition and(passive) are influenced byextensive properties of lode gold deposits
the stored wasteinfluencesthe contents of heavy metals in the Bytomka River bottom sediments
by the compositionIn northeastern Russia(passive) are influenced byextensive properties of lode gold deposits
the composition andIn northeastern Russia(passive) are influenced byextensive properties of lode gold deposits
A number of ... fortunate enoughto have discoveredthe remarkable properties of hot metal
fortunate enoughto have discoveredthe remarkable properties of hot metal
chemical speciationinfluencesmetal bioavailability in sediments for the European Science Foundation
factorsinfluencingthe properties of metallic iron nanoparticles
a factorinfluencingdistribution of heavy metals in bed sediment
several different coupling and interaction - mechanisms ( exchange interaction , crystal anisotropy , magnetostriction etc(passive) are influenced byThe softmagnetic properties of ferromagnetic metals
by heat and time factors(passive) influenced bynanostructure metal properties
Anthropogenic activitiesstrongly influencedmetal occurrence in sediments
Granulometry and organic matter content ... the two main factorscould influencethe geochemical behavior of heavy metals in sediments
the necessary information on processesinfluencethe behaviour of metals in sediments
Low levels of magnesiumare contributingdeposition of heavy metals in the brain
The composition of mineral in sedimentinfluencesthe distribution of heavy metal in sediment
in turncontributesto the accumulation of heavy metals in the LZR sediments
dam construction and(passive) were influenced byHeavy metal concentrations in the mainstream sediments
Other factors such as prism structure and morphologyalso influencesediment properties
the geologic environmentinfluencesediment properties
Another important aspectinfluencesdesorption of heavy metals in cationic form
the effluentwas contributingheavy metal quantities to the stream sediments
Organic materialinfluencessediment properties
Factorsinfluencingbioavailability of heavy metals in sediment
Many factorsinfluencethe concentration of heavy metal in sediments
Factorsinfluenceheavy metal concentrations in sediments
that acidcan causeheavy metals to leach from rocks
acidcan causeheavy metals to leach from rocks
Anthropogenic activitiesleadto heavy metals enrichment in sediments
The main parametersinfluencedheavy metal adsorption on bioadsorbent
ground waterresultingfrom leaching of heavy metal contaminants
Infaunal burrowersinfluencethe chemical properties of sediment substrates
the main environmental factorcausingheavy metals to be absorbed by sediments
clay contentinfluencesthe bioavailability of heavy metals
Low levels of magnesiumare contributingdeposition of heavy metals
of iron and sulfur atoms bound together in a ratio of one iron to two sulfuris composedof iron and sulfur atoms bound together in a ratio of one iron to two sulfur
EE2 adsorptioninfluencedEE2 adsorption
from rapid urbanization and industrializationresultfrom rapid urbanization and industrialization
the plantsmay influencethe plants
your water to taste and smell unpleasantcan causeyour water to taste and smell unpleasant
water to smell and taste badcausewater to smell and taste bad
in improved barrier performanceresultingin improved barrier performance
metal behavior and bioavailability in soils and sedimentsinfluencemetal behavior and bioavailability in soils and sediments
internal source(passive) caused byinternal source
from an electroplating plantoriginatedfrom an electroplating plant
oftenleadoften
from over a century of mining in the CdA mining district ( upstreamhas resultedfrom over a century of mining in the CdA mining district ( upstream
toxicity to plantscausetoxicity to plants
alsomay ... causealso
pollution(passive) caused bypollution
index of pollution(passive) caused byindex of pollution
leachingwill causeleaching
to chemiluminiscence supporting the growth of phototrophs at least partiallycontributingto chemiluminiscence supporting the growth of phototrophs at least partially
in biological and ecological effectscan resultin biological and ecological effects
pumps and valvescan causepumps and valves
from its natural passive stateresultfrom its natural passive state
disturbance in freshwater stream benthic communitiescausingdisturbance in freshwater stream benthic communities
mortality in unbranched - gemmulated colonies of Spongilla lacustris in lentic systemscan causemortality in unbranched - gemmulated colonies of Spongilla lacustris in lentic systems
in a loss of soil functions leading to concerns about environmental quality protection , maintenance of human health and productivitycan resultin a loss of soil functions leading to concerns about environmental quality protection , maintenance of human health and productivity
a potential risk to human health due to the transfer of those elements to aquatic media ... uptake by plants and their subsequent introduction into the food chaincausesa potential risk to human health due to the transfer of those elements to aquatic media ... uptake by plants and their subsequent introduction into the food chain
in the uplandsoriginatedin the uplands
the bioavailability of uraniuminfluencingthe bioavailability of uranium
the way the dredged materials reactcan influencethe way the dredged materials react
a problemwill causea problem
the bioavailability and ecological risk of U - contaminated sedimentsmay influencethe bioavailability and ecological risk of U - contaminated sediments
the secondary water pollutioncould causethe secondary water pollution
mostly from anthropogenic sourcesoriginatemostly from anthropogenic sources
to serious environmental problemsmay leadto serious environmental problems
upwelling spectral reflectance signaturesinfluencingupwelling spectral reflectance signatures
Qm , NAP , and EPC0 valuesinfluenceQm , NAP , and EPC0 values
oxidant and activator toxiccan causeoxidant and activator toxic
adverse ecological effectscan causeadverse ecological effects
to acidification and heavy metal contamination of receiving waters ( Poole 2012potentially leadingto acidification and heavy metal contamination of receiving waters ( Poole 2012
to greater environmental problemscan leadto greater environmental problems
to a compromised immune systemleadto a compromised immune system