Sentence examples for depletion problems from inspiring English sources

Several unsolved stream depletion problems are also recommended.

Indeed, global environmental degradation issues of synthetic plastics13,14 in combination with the fossil depletion problems are the main reasons that push the materials-related research towards polymeric materials obtained from renewable resources15,16,17.

Environmental depletion problems present an intrinsic contradiction between the optimal choice for a rational individual and the social optimum.

The release of flexible cables, epifascial anchoring and rechargeable batteries should decrease the cervical discomfort, lead migrations and battery depletion problems [58].

If just this innovation sees widespread adoption, and is as successful as predicted, then much of the groundwater depletion problem could be addressed.

The virtual environment for reactor applications-core simulator (VERA-CS) is used to simulate a three-dimensional core depletion problem.

Finally, we recommend promising analytical approaches that can solve stream depletion problem in reality with aquifer heterogeneity and irregular geometry of stream channel.

This review shows key differences in existing models regarding the stream depletion problem and provides some guidelines for choosing a proper analytical model in solving the problem of concern.

Using the new procedure and ENDF/B-VII.1 evaluated nuclear data library, new DeCART cross section libraries are generated and they are tested for various benchmark calculations for pin-cell, FA, and core depletion problem against the McCARD reference solutions.

According to Rajinder Sidhu and Kamal Vatta, professors at Punjab Agricultural University, if just 10% of the agricultural land was moved away from rice and wheat and to less water intensive crops, such as flowers and vegetables, the groundwater depletion problem could be solved.

The ozone depletion problem, which is well documented, was addressed effectively through regulations to curb chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) from certain products.