Sentence examples for effect of surface water from inspiring English sources

To eliminate the effect of surface water, a polarization corrected temperature (PCT) is required.

The occurrence of sucralose in groundwater and therefore drinking water would likely be an effect of surface water, contaminated with a nearby WWTP, being drawn into alluvial wells [5].

The present study entails the investigation of mutagenic and genotoxic effect of surface water samples collected from 13 different sites of the Harike wetland using the histidine reversion point mutation assay in Salmonella typhimurium (TA98) strain and plasmid nicking assay using pBR322, respectively.

Since surface water movements are expected to affect earthquake occurrences via elastic surface load or pore-fluid pressure increase, correlation between gravity changes and occurrences of small (not large) earthquakes may reflect the effects of surface water movements.

Denitrification beds are promoted to reduce nitrate load in agricultural subsurface drainage water to alleviate the adverse environmental effects associated with nitrate pollution of surface water.

With these extensive uses (more than 15 million tonnes/year), their toxicity and negative effect on the self-purification capability of surface water, make these synthetic organic compounds one of the main environmental concerns.

The application of a transient groundwater flow and heat transport model under 512 different mitigation scenarios has enabled to quantify and discuss the magnitude of the remediation effect as a respond to injection rates of surface water, seasonal schedule of the injection and location of injection.

3 These two case studies are similar in their criticism of the expansion of industrial tree plantations: they make the case that this expansion has had a negative effect on Mapuche culture, reducing the availability of surface water during summer months (Montalba Navarro et al. 2005), and causing rural out-migration (Huber et al. 2008; Little et al. 2009).

The quality of surface water in an inland water bodies have a profound effect on the ground water table and ground water quality of the nearby aquifers due to existence of direct interaction between surface and ground water.

Injecting the same meltwater further down is believed to have the opposite effect, favoring sinking of surface waters and the retreat of Antarctic sea ice.

The effect of reducing surface water quantities on the gross revenue is larger than the effect of reducing the groundwater quantity in simulation model.