Sentence examples for biological load from inspiring English sources

Water condensers in an open circuit using water that is not hard and contains no sand, mud or biological load, do not need any servicing.

However, it carries a high biological load which may obstruct the piping, and special precautions have to be adopted to prevent corrosion of the equipment.

The maintenance of the alveolar ridges is the result of functional loaded teeth within its "biological load width" and not its precondition.

Brown algae feeds on nitrates, so watch for aquatic animals with high biological load such as Goldfish, Cichlids, Mollies, Crayfish, and Turtles.

These results lay groundwork for future studies into more complex (e.g. biological) loading scenarios and three dimensional structural parameters of biological tilings, while also providing insight into the mechanical roles of tessellations in general and improving the design of bioinspired materials.

On the other hand, ponds in series are ideal during the summer months and also during periods of low biological loading (USEPA 2011).

In addition, the journal is a medium for the publication of interdisciplinary studies on the interactions between natural fluid systems and their boundaries (ex. air-water surface exchanges, bottom sedimentation and resuspension, and exchanges between surface and subsurface waters) as well as interactions between fluids and their contents (ex. chemical and biological loads).

At the initiation of treatment, twenty-five larvae were randomly assigned to each glass aquarium (n = 200 larvae per treatment group) so that the biological loading rate was always less than 1g L−1gday−1g

The pellet was suspended in 5% percoll (U.S. Biologicals), loaded on a 20 80% percoll step gradient, and centrifuged.

ChiBE was designed to work with pathways represented in the BioPAX format [ 3] - a community developed standard - including the latest version, Level 3. We call the entire set of biological information loaded from a BioPAX file (an OWL file) or obtained through a query into the Pathway Commons database, a pathway model, or simply a model.

Assessing the three-dimensional contour of a biological object under load would imply that the tissue would creep and therefore changes its contour.