Sentence examples for diverse water from inspiring English sources

Algal flora is also abundant in Pakistan due to diverse water and rich saline land habitats.

These factors combine to create diverse water types that change spatially and temporally (Guler et al. 2002).

Many communities in South Africa struggle to access reliable and adequate quantities of potable water for diverse water requirements.

In this work, the dissolution profiles of different crystalline active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs), which show a diverse water solubility (paracetamol>hydrochlorothiazide>trimethoprim>naproxen>indomethacin>cinnarizine) were measured in water at different temperatures and stirring speeds using a rotating disk system.

Hence, such nanostructure catalysts combined with the scalability of the hydrothermal synthesis can be readily applied in diverse water electrolysis as low-cost, high-performance, and stable HER catalyst.

For a euthrophication assessment and management, the evaluation of the P in aquatic macrophytes derived from water bodies or sediment, which is differing in diverse water bodies, might become important.

The gene expansion observed could provide the diversity of receptors required to enable the animal to recognize diverse water-soluble molecules, as well as complex pheromone blends during the coordination of attraction and reproduction.

Crystallins are surprisingly diverse, water-soluble proteins that may differ between taxonomic groups of animals (i.e., some crystallins are taxon-specific; Wistow and Piatigorsky 1988; Piatigorsky 1989; de Jong et al. 1989).

In this endeavor, we have developed targeted polymeric nanoparticles called amphiphilic urethane acrylate nonionomer (UAN) for encapsulation of diverse water-insoluble drugs and diagnostic agents, as well as for simple and reproducible surface conjugation of targeting ligands.

A statewide effort is needed to integrate diverse water-related data collection activities of various state and local agencies with a wide range of jurisdictions".

Recently, biological and solid-state nanometer-scale transmembrane pores have been used to characterize diverse water-soluble analytes including single-stranded and double-stranded polynucleotides, proteins, synthetic ionic/nonionic polymers, and small organic molecules.