Sentence examples for downstream quality from inspiring English sources
A Monte Carlo algorithm was applied to calculate the predictive effluent quality distributions that were used in the established hierarchical assessment system for the downstream quality risk, and the key factors affecting the downstream quality risk were defined using the Regional Sensitivity Analysis method.
In order to assess the downstream quality risk of a running reclaimed water disinfection process, a set of dynamic equations was developed to simulate reactions in the disinfection process concerning variables of bacteria, chemical oxygen demand (COD), ammonia and monochloramine.
These problems can be avoided with the expanded use of workflow-based tools and performance metrics, which are critical to ensuring downstream quality and improving risk management, both central themes of the recently released Good Practice Guideline (GCP) by the International Conference on Harmonization (ICH-GCP E6 R2)).
This paper reports the diagnostic accuracy of HARP for downstream quality of life.
This is the first study to our knowledge that assessed HARP predictive validity with downstream quality of life.
The dataset included 101 replicates and 773 sire-son pairs, used for downstream quality checking of the data produced.
This will have implications for downstream water quality and ultimately on the quality of water discharging into the Great Barrier Reef lagoon, a sensitive and vulnerable marine environment.
This includes production complexity, downstream purification, quality and yield.
Edward C. Hopkins, a policy analyst at the Sierra Club, said: "The E.P.A.'s own scientists have concluded that dumping mining waste into streams devastates downstream water quality.
Results indicate constructed wetlands can improve downstream water quality though sequestration or processing of pollutants.
