Sentence examples for contribution of waters from inspiring English sources

The changes in the overall Mediterranean circulation result in modifications in the relative proportion of different water masses in the sub-basins, with corresponding alterations in their hydrographic and nutritive properties (e.g, the increased contribution of waters of North Atlantic origin in the Adriatic Sea).

The free energy contribution of water molecules is independent of the modes of occupancy of dissolved guest molecules.  .

The free energy contribution of water molecules is independent of the modes of occupancy of dissolved guest molecules.

At even higher current densities an increasing contribution of water diffusion is observed: the cell impedance increases again.

Therefore, it is reasonable to believe that this assumption has underestimated the contribution of water to GDP to a certain extent.

In order to study the contribution of water and CO2, mass losses were divided into three intervals: 60 190, 190 300, and 300 500 °C (Table 3).

Low absorption values for water and aqueous methanol solution are observed for hybrid systems, which suggest limited contribution of water in ion transport.

This approach has been demonstrated through the detection of ethanol while eliminating the contribution of water in a micro fuel cell sensor system.

Reservoir evaporative loss can be significant enough to counterbalance the positive effects of impounding water and to offset the contribution of water conservation and reuse practices.

Future exploitation of this basin will have to account the salinity factor and the suggested contribution of water recharged some thousands years ago.

Open image in new window Fig. 6 Contribution of water leakage: a water leakage/total water consumption index (WL/TWC) during the experimentation; b correlation between water leakage and the total water consumption.