leachable in a sentence

1. The Emission is the maximum leachable quantity over a period from 60 to 100 years in mg/m2.

2. Leachables are considered a greater danger as they can occur under normal process conditions.

3. Placement of sensor chemistry components may depend on whether they are diffusible or non-leachable.

4. Leachables on the other hand migrate from the contact surface into the liquid under normal process conditions.

5. The center of the carbon electrode, which was not covered by the dielectric, was coated with a non-leachable redox mediator.

6. If either or both of these components is non-leachable, that component or components must be disposed on the working electrode.

7. When tea is being brewed, most of the leachable substances have been released almost in the first few infusions, thus there is no need to continue.

8. Furthermore, food control authorities regularly, and strictly control, that packaged foods contain this, and how much packaging material leachable component.

9. Dr. Andreas Nixdorf, Business Development Manager Extractables & Leachables Testing at SGS Life Science Services in Germany, will be presenting at this event.

10. With the help of the analytical method they have developed and validated, they have succeeded in determining traces (< 150 ng/day) of leachable components in medical implants.

11. Several of these holes were drilled to test and confirm the metallurgical characteristics of higher grade zones currently excluded from the leachable resource in the 2016 estimate.

12. While possible effects of leachables are routinely taken into account in pharmaceutical or food research, this topic is still underrepresented in the majority of life science applications.

13. Preferably, there is little or no leaching of the non-leachable redox mediator away from the working electrode 22 into the sample during the measurement period, which is typically less than about 5 minutes.

14. The non-leachable or diffusible redox mediator and/or second electron transfer agent can be provided on either the first or second substrates 500, 508 in a region corresponding to the channel 506, as described above.

15. The chapter number <1665> was previously assigned to a proposed new general chapter Toxicological Safety Assessment of Extractables and Leachables (announced in the stimuli article "USP Plastic Packaging General Chapters: An Overview" in PF 39(6)).

16. If the redox mediator is non-leachable, one or more of the working electrodes have the appropriate chemical reagents, for example, an appropriate enzyme, to test a first analyte and one or more of the remaining working electrodes have appropriate chemical reagents to test a second analyte.