Sentence examples for even lower water from inspiring English sources

The mechanical properties of jellyfish mesogloea exceed most synthetic hydrogels with similar or even lower water contents.

To obtain the similar workability, most MS concretes require higher water reducer dosage than RS concrete, and MSs with less stone powder and clay lump content require even lower water reducer.

Pathogen levels were also equivalent, and sometimes even lower, in recycled water, it said.

The results show that asphalt mixtures with magnetite aggregate present better performances at high temperature compared to those containing basalt aggregate with the same content, even though slightly lower water and temperature resistance are observed.

In the northern Adriatic, river mouth temperatures are even lower because the waters are cooled by melting ice and snow.

Christian Daughton, a scientist at the Environmental Protection Agency and one of the first scientists to draw attention to the issue, said P.P.C.P. concentrations in municipal water supplies were even lower than they were in water generally because treatments like chlorination and filtration with activated charcoal alter or remove many chemicals.

Mr. Peterson goes even lower: "Normally if a water heater is set at 115, that's plenty hot to get nice hot showers".

The maximum values of the plant water potential at midday close to the riverbed (e.g. sample trees 4, 5 and 9) are even higher (indicating a lower water potential) than the relaxation values reflecting soil water availability (pre-dawn plant water potential) of sample trees are ca. 75 m further away (e.g. sample trees numbers 1, 2 and 11).

This combination of circumstances must have had profound effects on animal life in the water, and one consequence may have been to favor any forms that could exploit what oxygen there was in the air, as opposed to the even lower levels in the water (Clack 2007 and references therein).

For the Amazonas and Congo basin, we find only limited impacts of HI on the availability of water resources, with even lower effects on the critical dimensions of water scarcity.

"It's conceivable that they could get even lower," said Charles E. Ester, manager of water resource operations for Salt River Project.