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Meanings of aquatic environment in English

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Usage of aquatic environment in English
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Obesogens also end up in the aquatic environment, potentially affecting its ecosystems.
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Pollution of the aquatic environment by heavy metals is a great concern worldwide.
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But long-term monitoring will determine the effects on the aquatic environment, said Majure.
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The presence of carcinogenic compounds in the aquatic environment is a recognized problem.
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The samples contain no evidence of immersion in an aquatic environment.
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The teleosts are a highly specialized type, adapted most perfectly to their aquatic environment.
The Elements of Geology
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Hence, evaluating the presence of this psychopharmaceutical in the aquatic environment should be implemented in future monitoring programmes.
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The purpose of this report was to conduct a systematic review of anticancer drugs in the aquatic environment.
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Overall, the FEEDAP Panel concludes that a risk of sorbitan monolaurate to terrestrial and aquatic environment is unlikely.
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The likely significance of the acrylate resistance of attached organisms for enterobacterial survival in the aquatic environment, e.g.
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The plant exploiting NORM controls the water quality and discharges it into the aquatic environment after meeting technical requirements.
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Ecotoxic effect of pulse emissions is simulated in a transient three-dimensional single compartment model of the marine aquatic environment.
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The potential for ecological toxicity associated with nanomaterials is a growing area of investigation, in particular in the aquatic environment.
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Wastewater effluent discharges have been considered as one of the main sources of synthetic chemicals entering into the aquatic environment.
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The rapid haemostasis of fish prevents bleeding or infection that could be caused by physical properties of the aquatic environment.
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Reduction or aeration status of sediment should be considered in predicting the release of these elements into the aquatic environment.
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