Sentence examples for Site-specific conditions from inspiring English sources
Site-specific conditions are incorporated into the analysis, including those of the local rainfall regime and domestic demand for water, in addition to the desired level of confidence.
Site-specific conditions (WSC and profile depth) affected water storage during fallow; soils with highest values for both parameters showed highest final AW.
Characterisation of contaminants and other site-specific conditions is crucial when designing appropriate water treatment technologies.
Our natural-systems models are generic and can be tailored according to site-specific conditions.
The study is made in real site-specific conditions of a site in Southern Europe.
We apply an additional enhancement factor to account for the possibility of site-specific conditions that could lead to even higher emissions at some sites.
A calibration factor has been proposed to apply the erosion model for site specific conditions.
"It is important to realize that each [avian influenza] outbreak incident is unique and involves site specific conditions that need to be considered in making the best disposal decision for the situation at the site," reads a 2006 paper by the Environmental Protection Agency.
On the contrary, in all cases where oxygen is not sufficient to sustain aerobic biodegradation alone (e.g. highly contaminated sources), anaerobic biodegradation can significantly contribute to the overall attenuation depending on the site specific conditions.
First, a conventional 137Cs approach, based on grid sampling was applied, adapting a mass balance conversion model incorporating soil movement by tillage to the site specific conditions of the study region.
This article provides an overview of the current status of energy use for seawater desalination, discusses the minimum energy demand for production of fresh water and presents key factors that influence the desalination plant energy demand for the site specific conditions of a given desalination project.
