Sentence examples for controlling pollutants from inspiring English sources

It has made mistakes — overusing antibiotics, overdepending on things like Peruvian anchoveta as feed, and taking a lax stance on controlling pollutants.

Many semi-distributed models that simulate pollutants' losses from watersheds do not handle well detailed spatially distributed and temporal data with which to identify accurate and cost-effective strategies for controlling pollutants issuing from non-point sources.

These factors are assigned weights and rates depending on their importance on controlling pollutants movement.

Understanding design factors is important in controlling pollutants such as BOD5.

Subjective numerical values (rating) are then assigned to each factor based on its importance on controlling pollutants movement.

Such models aim to resolve the underlying physical and chemical equations controlling pollutant concentrations and therefore require detailed emissions data and meteorological fields.

That reduces the need to control pollutants from waste disposal sites, he said.

He said the process is "nothing less than double-counting," since the E.P.A. already controls pollutants such as soot and nitrogen oxide in other regulations.

"That means fewer people available to help investigate outbreaks and track diseases, and fewer people who can monitor and control pollutants that impact human health," said Shortell.

The four go on to note that the E.P.A. has, many times in the past, used its authority to control pollutants whose dangers could not have been foreseen in 1970; for example, in the early nineteen-nineties, faced with data on ozone depletion, the agency issued a timetable for phasing out chlorofluorocarbons.

Arsenic was considered as the priority controlled pollutants by World Health Organization (WHO) (El-Moselhy et al. 2017; Miroslav et al. 2016).