Sentence examples for average amount of water from inspiring English sources

World Bank estimates show China has only one-fourth the global average amount of water per capita.

World Bank estimates show that China possesses only one-fourth the global average amount of water per capita.

Relationships were established between RE and average amount of water applied per irrigation (R2 = 0.842); and between the reduction zone length (RN RE) and RE (R2 = 0.879).

The simulated average amount of water saving and groundwater recharge under the optimal irrigation schedules were about 190 mm and 16.1 mm, respectively.

For example, in some parts of the world, it may take 10-25% of the average amount of water to produce an item like paper, sugar, milk or coffee and some regions may require 2-4 thees the average.

While the average amount of water needed for a cup of tea is about 250ml, the minimum‑fill line of most kettles is 500ml, meaning half the hot water gets wasted.

In fact, a review of Department of Water and Power documents shows that at least nine of the city's 18 elected leaders used higher than average amounts of water -- sometimes a little, other times a lot -- over the last two years.

The cause of floods is well understood by and large, but it can be summed up as an above-average amount of water turning up in a place that is not able to cope with it via containment, drainage etc.

As can be seen, the average amount of evaporated water from samples containing 9.65 and 4.82 mol ratios of AAm/AA was roughly equal.

The average amount of Sacramento River water that Glenn-Colusa growers annually pump, for example, is enough to supply Los Angeles and San Francisco for a year.

The CIA [Inspector General] sent a lawyer out with a stopwatch and a counter to measure the average amount of time water was poured in a single waterboarding sessions.