Examples of scavenge

• Protection by free oxygen radical scavenging enzymes against glucoseinduced embryonic malformations in vitro.

• Detection of scavenged material in the guts of predators using monoclonal antibodies: a significant source of error in measurement of predation?

• The mechanism of scavenging of water-borne bacteria by a rising bubble.

• Since the subcontracting of work (particularly of scavenging) was common, however, salary data may well underestimate the sums spent on the labours of sanitary personnel.

• Many relevant articles and case discussions can be found in journals or scavenged from textbooks.

• Potential errors caused by scavenging binding between antibodies and antigen.

• The results suggest that significant errors may be caused by scavenging leading to inaccurate interpretation of predation rates in the field.

• Inmates scavenged whatever they could get, and the new supplies were often too rich.

• Intensive broiler management systems tend to deprive birds of free access to fresh pastures and succulent leguminous plants that are readily available to scavenging chicken around homesteads and villages.

• Therefore, econometric analysis cannot be performed in order to obtain either production functions for scavenging activity or marginal benefit (damage) functions from generation and disposal of solid waste.

• Such 'code scavenging' approaches solve the problem of possibly deleterious interactions across language descriptions at the cost of restricting multilinguality to the initial stage of resource development.

• During drying there was no evidence for the accumulation of a stable free radical, increased lipid peroxidation or decline in free radical scavenging enzymes in either species.

• Thus, although these experiments have shown that scavenging could potentially confound attempts to measure predation, many other dynamic factors must operate to influence scavenging rates in the field.

• Our tips used to be scavenged by totters, who did quite a bit of constructive recycling.

• They told us that they scavenged among potato peelings and such like in order to keep alive.