The phrase "amended water" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where water has been modified or treated in some way, such as in scientific or technical discussions.
Example: "The laboratory used amended water to ensure the accuracy of the experiment's results."
Alternatives: "treated water" or "modified water".
Sample matrices included ultrapure water, nitrate amended water, hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) spiked water, Gulf of Mexico seawater, and a surface water from Boulder, CO.
They are large enough to allow long-term sampling of aquifer denitrification tracer tests (>2 years), they may be used, with the modeling methodology shown herein, to estimate relative e− donor contributions, and they limit the influence of advection and mechanical dispersion on the amended water within the chamber.
Under the city's amended water conservation plan, which will take effect Tuesday, the Department of Water and Power will be able to fine residents between $1,000 and $40,000 a month for what it deems "unreasonable use" of water when the city is in an elevated phase of its emergency drought plan.
Officials say they have done two-thirds of what they agreed to last year, but need more time to find a compromise solution to the protesters' demand to amend water privatisation and a land-registration law.
Because of a statewide drought, two towns have amended their water restrictions and increased penalties.
This innovative harvesting technique combined with amended CSG water has theoretically showed, based on balanced chemical equations and a literature review, a potential of dry-weight algae production of approximately 36 kg/d and an oil yield of 25 kg per each photo-bioreactor.
The two aims of the paper are (a) A literature review exploring the potential of CSG as a media for algal growth and (b) Predicting the yield obtainable from a novel bio-reactor design when using amended CSG water as a media.
To determine if DOM mineralization rates were limited by availability of N or C in a small tributary of Lake Superior, we conducted 28-day laboratory experiments where we amended stream water with a microbial inoculum and ammonium (NH4+) and/or glucose in a full factorial design.
A study was designed to examine experimental complexities in determining the allelopathic behavior of soil amended with water-soluble leachates from Chenopodium murale.
Lake water amended with realistic levels of river water, coastal resuspended sediment and river water + sediment all showed enhanced heterotrophic bacterial production and plankton respiration rates, relative to the lake water control.
In 1921, Congress passed the Jones-Esch Bill, amending the Water Power Act to exclude existing national parks from hydroelectric development.
