Sentence examples for deep water quality from inspiring English sources

Given the behavior of sedentary benthic species, such as the California halibut (Paralichthys californicus), and their tendency to remain motionless on the bottom of aquaculture tanks, often in layers that are several fish deep, water quality may stratify with the worse conditions occurring in the area where they fish are lying.

Hence, the water quality of deep lakes is strongly influenced by the frequency of riverine floods.

These allow differentiation of contaminated superficial aquifers from deep confined aquifers with baseline water quality.

Although flood frequency reflects climate conditions, the effects of climate variability on the water quality of deep lakes is largely unknown.

Pesticides are a group of toxic compounds with a deep effect on aquatic life and water quality.

Land use in the vicinity of the drainage divides between streams was found to control ground water quality within the deeper layers of the aquifer, while land use over the remainder of the watershed area affected water quality only within the shallower layers of the aquifer.

Such deep water, in any case, is of lousy quality, said Allen.

The leakage of CO2 from deep geological storage sites could adversely impact water quality in overlying potable aquifers due to the potential mobilization of hazardous inorganic elements.

A model that predicts the monthly water quality for a subtropical deep reservoir was constructed based on a newly developed programming system, the incremental grammatical evolution (IGE).

While the deep waters in the Upper Jurassic still have drinking water quality within depth of up to 1,200 m, the waters in the Upper Muschelkalk are highly mineralized.

Once it became clear that corrosive water from the deeper ocean was upwelling onto the coastal shelf, water quality monitoring enabled shellfish farmers to know when to turn off inflowing seawater to protect young oysters.