Sentence examples for degrees of air from inspiring English sources
The objective of this work was to integrate a membership function growth response model for measuring optimality degrees of air temperature (T) and relative humidity (RH) in a tropical greenhouse planted with tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum).
We conducted a cross-sectional study to compare the prevalence of malondialdehyde-dG adducts in groups of subjects experiencing various degrees of air pollution.
Our approach consisted of a cross-sectional study to compare the prevalence of DNA damage in groups of subjects experiencing various degrees of air pollution exposures (Peluso et al. 2008).
Air quality indices based on the maximum of sub-indices of pollutants are easy to produce and help quantify the degree of air pollution.
Under 77% tree cover sensor temperature remained within half a degree of air temperature, however, under 7% cover averaged 10.4 °C below air temperature during radiation frost events.
Administration officials say technological advancements will allow the U.S. military to provide a degree of air support to Syrian forces without having to stand shoulder to shoulder with them.
Based on the experimental evidence generated in this study, the addition of a thickener in the aqueous solution prior to air sparging increased the degree of air saturation and the sparging influence zone, and enhanced the remedial potential of SEAS for contaminated aquifers.
Species such as Ramalina farinacea (Figure12) indicate an even higher degree of air quality.
The rotating mechanism of the membrane panels permitted the entire membrane surface to receive the same intensive degree of air scouring, which lead to a longer duration.
The rotating mechanism of the membrane panels in the VRM permitted the entire membrane surface to receive the same intensive degree of air scouring leading to longer durations between the necessities for chemical cleaning.
The military doctrine of cyber dominance is comparable to the NATO doctrine of air supremacy, which NATO defines as "that degree of air superiority wherein the opposing air force is incapable of effective interference".
