Sentence examples for analysis of the water from inspiring English sources
I. Analysis of the water extraction pattern.
That information is then relayed electronically to the state Department of Environmental Protection along with the laboratory analysis of the water.
An official analysis of the water in the estuary found that green algae was "above the alert level but below the danger level".
At the president's behest, Navajo police seized three of the tanks to use as evidence, and independent analysis of the water quality is being sought.
Uncertainties that need to be refined include both technical (hydrologic modeling, decision-making, and so forth), and institutional (analysis of the water rights system).
The bacteria levels for which he tests would be, by race day, under the maximum levels allowed, he said Friday, after conducting his final analysis of the water near the course.
A full lifecycle analysis of the water the bottling company uses showed that 99% of the embedded water footprint of its products is used in its supply chain, 76% of that in the growing and refining of sugar beet.
Furthermore, many researches are at the "understanding" stage with an emphasis on the quantitative analysis of the water-energy nexus.
Chemical analysis of the water-soluble components suggests that low molecular weight polysaccharides, specific free amino acids and/or antioxidants in the 2 kDa permeates could have contributed to the enhanced survival of L. rhamnosus HN001 during acid stress.
Further time course analysis of the water-soluble wheat arabinoxylan digestion by Ac-Abf51A indicated that arabinose was yielded as the sole product at the beginning, and xylobiose, xylotriose, and xylotetraose were also released after a prolonged incubation (Fig. 4).
Analysis of the water-soluble intermediary metabolites of PC biosynthesis following labelling with [C]choline showed that T4 treatment caused a major decrease in the intracellular levels of radiolabeled choline and of the downstream metabolites phosphocholine and CDP-choline (Fig. 5B and 5C).
