Sentence examples for disproportionate water from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, irrigators in the Murray-Darling Basin experienced serious water shortages, and disproportionate water pricing and usage within and between those states drawing from the basin became a pressing political issue.

In earlier work, our group has shown that sulfur-deficient defects initiate the oxidation process on pristine pyrite surfaces.[29, 32] These sulfur-deficient defect sites disproportionate water and lead to the formation of sulfate on the surface, which is easily transferred to the solution.

While families in Gaza endure water quality problems, families in the West Bank suffer from water scarcity due to limited rainfall, coupled with already disproportionate water allocation, and the Israeli restrictions on drilling of new water wells.

In some patients, there is disproportionate retention of water relative to sodium, which leads to a dilutional state where water is retained out of proportion to sodium causing hyponatremia and hypoosmolality.

The data indicate that transpiration within regional buffers uses a disproportionate amount of water on a per area basis compared to upland land covers, an important consideration when examining overall water consumption in regional watersheds.

This spatial clustering led to the disproportionate distribution of water sources in the sub-region, leading to high grazing intensity and localized degradation (Mugerwa et al. 2014).

The authorities are said to have reacted with disproportionate force, using water cannons and tear gas to disperse the peaceful crowd in a park in the centre of the city.

Parts of Iraq are experiencing serious drought, and neighboring countries, including Iran, are considered part of the problem because they are taking a disproportionate amount of the water, according to water and agriculture experts.

Catalase is a crucial antioxidant enzyme that protects life against detrimental effects of H2O2 by disproportionating it into water and molecular oxygen.

With about 0.5percentt of the world's population, Canada has a disproportionate share of global water supply with seven percent of the globe's renewable water and roughly half of the world's lakes.

In cold water NO2 disproportionates to form a mixture of HNO2 and HNO3, whereas at higher temperatures HNO3 and NO are formed.