Sentence examples for circulation treatment from inspiring English sources

In the artificial water circulation treatment, the water in the catfish compartment was continuously circulated by a submersed pump to the tilapia compartment at a rate of one exchange per week, starting the second month.

The results indicate that, with underground circulation treatment system based on goaf, mine drainage can achieve the industrial water standard, processing cost can be reduced effectively and contamination of mine drainage on water environment can be solved fundamentally.

The second approach is called corrective lost circulation treatment and can be achieved by adding materials known as lost circulation materials.

Experiment 2 was designed to compare growth performance of hybrid catfish and effluent quality from intensive culture of hybrid catfish among the non-integrated system with hybrid catfish alone (non-integrated treatment) and the integrated pen-cum-pond systems (natural and artificial water circulation treatments) in the 67-m2 compartments.

Lost circulation treatments are widely applied to mitigate the losses; however, the effectiveness of these treatments is affected by different physical properties of the used lost circulation materials (LCM).

In particular, hospitals with physician ACLS typically provide more optimal post-return of spontaneous circulation treatments, including therapeutic hypothermia and percutaneous coronary intervention.

It also seems likely that a relationship between physician EMS and outcomes could partly reflect differences in post-return of spontaneous circulation treatments available at receiving hospitals; including therapeutic hypothermia [ 26- 28], percutaneous coronary intervention, and a focus on goal-directed treatment for the reperfusion period [ 28].

The results suggest that an in situ remediation of a site polluted with chlorinated organic compounds cannot be recommended; however, an on site circulation water treatment is possible by a combination of physical and biological processes.

Most tumours were able to concentrate E1 beyond levels in the circulation; anastrozole treatment had no consistent effect on uptake of E1.

We surmise that under such conditions, to achieve the lipid concentration of 2% in the circulation, a treatment dose of 7 mL/kg may be sufficient.

Furthermore, capture was preferential to activated cells as evidenced by the marked reduction in CD11b+ and less dramatic reduction in CD11a+ cells remaining in circulation after treatment.