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CSIA
(redirected from Compound Specific Isotope Analysis)

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CSIACyber Security Industry Alliance
CSIAChimney Safety Institute of America
CSIAChina Software Industry Association
CSIAColorado Software and Internet Association
CSIACompound Specific Isotope Analysis
CSIACustomer Service Institute of Australia
CSIAComité de Solidarité Avec Les Indiens des Amériques (French: Committee of Solidarity with the Indians of the Americas)
CSIACanadian Ski Instructor Alliance
CSIACalifornia Ski Industry Association
CSiACentre for Studies in Aging (Canada)
CSIAClinton-Sherman Industrial Airpark (Burns Flat, Oklahoma)
CSIAChimney Service Institute of America


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Once dried, muscle samples selected for compound specific isotope analysis (CSIA) were lipid extracted (Soxhlet method from Ballentine et al.
Anadromous fish as marine nutrient vectors by MacAvoy, Stephen E.; Garman, Greg C.; Macko, Stephen A. / Fishery Bulletin
The report outlines how this can be done using a novel technique called Compound Specific Isotope Analysis, developed in U of T's
New technique may improve clean-up efforts of contaminants in ... by Asian News International
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