Sentence examples for decay of water from inspiring English sources

The decay of water quality became a serious threat beside the lack of effective monitoring network, especially in Al-Gharraf basin, which was characterized by a mainly agricultural land use of about 700,000 hectares (Saleh 2010; Al-Ansari 2011).

In addition, the modified carbon steel materials were very stable and long-acting, which can remain superhydrophobic behavior in air without an obvious decay of water contact angle after 90 days.

Myelin water imaging is an approach that utilizes short T2 decay of water in myelin sheath [ 12, 13].

Signal decay was corrected for the different T2 decay of water and fat using mean T2 relaxation times of 50 and 60 ms for water and fat, respectively.

With single-sided NMR, the presence of a strong magnetic field gradient heavily modifies the decay of magnetization; in fact, the decay rate of water is much faster than that of oil because water is much more affected by diffusion than oil.

The decay curve of water could potentially involve three components: CSF (long T2), tissue water (intermediate T2), and myelin water (very short T2) [ 87].

Left with only the 1st and 3rd terms (where the latter is simply the decay of the water prior to the incubation), the O2− decay in coral incubated seawater (CSW) is expected to follow a pseudo first-order, and the decay constant (kCSW) can be used for quantifying the antioxidant activity.

Figure 2 shows the spatial profile of P ( 0 ) corresponding to different times and the exponential decay in time of water level in the reservoir.

Rooms with bunk beds and decayed cardboard boxes of water purifiers could be seen in areas not open to tourists.

The decay of the cooling water temperature leads to a decrease in the overall system exergetic efficiency.

The ratios of [Rn] and [U] measured in the same water samples revealed that the [Rn] levels are several orders of magnitude higher than those expected from secular equilibrium from decay of U in water alone (SI Figure S6), suggesting that most Rn is derived from U in rocks.