Sentence examples for drainage loss from inspiring English sources
The bill he introduced, the Yellowstone Gateway Protection Act, is the solution for the concern voiced by the business coalition members who worry how acid mine drainage, loss of public lands and other impacts from large-scale mining could affect our community.
Additionally, chest drainage loss, transfusion requirements and Hct, cumulative urine volume, creatinine, ICU stay in hours and mortality were recorded.
Secondary outcome measures were: drainage loss, transfusion utilization and Hct in the ICU, incidence of secondary organ failure, hemodynamic parameters and stay in ICU.
The clinical outcome in regard to drainage loss, transfusion requirements and secondary organ failure were not different between the study groups.
Our result that patients treated with TXA had increased cumulative drainage loss compared with patients receiving aprotinin is in accordance with previous studies and meta-analysis [ 8, 12- 14, 28, 29].
Outcome measures of this study were: blood lactate, postoperative drainage loss and transfusion requirements, incidence of organ dysfunction (neurological, cardiac, respiratory and renal), stay in ICU (hours) and hospital stay (days).
Shrubs also captured drainage losses beyond the effective root depth of annuals and revealed 25 50% lower deep drainage losses than in sole crop plots.
The different SHP discretizations mainly affected the estimated drainage losses and the simulated crop transpiration under medium to dry climatic conditions.
The higher irrigation amounts (565 583 mm) under 100% ETC treatments (FIp and FIc) largely contributed to non-productive water fluxes (deep drainage losses and evaporation).
According to the canopy approach, the sum of tree transpiration and soil evaporation exceeded the throughfall in both years, which implies that the trees' bedrock water uptake exceeds the surface runoff and drainage losses.
Some large irrigation schemes are vulnerable to degradation of ground water quality and it is important to have reliable estimates of water use in order to better calculate runoff and drainage losses from sugarcane fields.
