Sentence examples for difference in waste from inspiring English sources

No difference in waste milk feeding was observed when comparing farms with different numbers of cows, which was also observed among US dairy farms [ 19].

The magnitude of flows in waste management processes in different regions varies because of differences in waste handling.

To date, sparse information is available on the mechanical properties of municipal solid waste and the results of published work are often hard to compare due to differences in waste composition and therefore properties.

Socioeconomic factors play a distinct role in transmission due to differences in waste management, hygiene, and the likelihood of practices such as premastication by parents and sharing of eating utensils such as chopsticks (Dowsett and Kowolik 2003).

There were gender differences in wasting status.

There were no differences in wasting between HIV positive and HIV negative patients by any of the nutritional assessment measurements.

For example, the overhead for f 75%, f 50% and f 25% is 33, 100 and 300%, respectively, which more appropriately depicts the differences in wasted effort involved in curating these three sets.

Supporting this view is Marcoux's meta study of 306 child nutrition surveys from across the developing world, of which 74percentt showed no sex differences in wasting, stunting and underweight [ 43].

"Refilling is an example of a very small behavior change that could make a real difference in minimizing waste, but many people don't want the inconvenience," he said.

As shown in Fig. 2, the difference in industrial waste generation is mainly attributable to differences in the economic structure of Tokyo and Kyoto.

The difference in the waste power between the center-tab and the traditional designs, which is transformed into heat, is the main reason for the poor high-rate cycling performance as expected.