Sentence examples for drainage implementation from inspiring English sources

SWAT_LS predicts that current riparian zones remove only 4 17% of nitrate loads because 70% of the riparian areas are bypassed due to subsurface drainage implementation.

58 Taking this into account and since the basic rule is that all oedemas result from an imbalance between filtration and resorption (tissue drainage), the implementation of a measure to restore this balance during the period of higher filtration should prevent or delay the onset of secondary lymphoedema.

The latter is analysed through limit equilibrium computations taking account of the modified seepage flow conditions prevailing in the ground after the implementation of drainage measures.

The method demonstrated the utility of spring NDVI images for rapid and relatively simple assessment of the change in site condition after implementation of drainage, but approaches for further improvement of the procedure were identified.

The future development and implementation of CMM drainage at each mine has the potential to lower or offset electricity costs, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, unlock coal reserves, and improve mine safety and energy security.

The variation and comparison of the gas drainage parameters before and after this implementation are shown in Figs. 6 and 7, respectively.

relative relief, shape factor, circulatory ratio, bifurcation ratio, and drainage density for watershed prioritization and implementation of soil and water conservation measures (Sreedevi et al. 2013).

32 34 59 60 We therefore think that the implementation of manual lymph drainage after surgery for breast cancer in the early physiotherapy group could have contributed to the better results in that group.

The implementation of MSD through subsurface drainage, significantly increased yield, yield components and growth parameters of rice.

The objective of this study was to evaluate the denitrification efficiency of electrically augmented woodchip bioreactors and conduct a simple techno-economic analysis (TEA) to understand the possibilities and limitations for full-scale BER implementation for treatment of agricultural drainage.

The results demonstrate how well the drainage criteria were chosen and prove that the implementation was exceptionally successful.