Sentence examples for fastest depletion from inspiring English sources

Colorado River Basin Suffering Shocking Water Loss in its groundwater, says a new study, reports Jeff Spross at Climate Progress, with the fastest depletion in the latest year with data, 2013.

The half-life of the K121M N128Y variant exposed to blue light (465 nm, 30 μmol m−2 s−1) was used as starting parameter to estimate the kdegLOV conversion rate (0.0564 min−1 ± 10% for most fittings), because this mutant showed the fastest depletion rate of the variants that do not contain a mutation in a region that could influence cODC degron strength.

It is true that in some fields the majors have recently found that investments in the latest technologies pushed up output and led to faster depletion.

"The more prevalent problem", he says, "is not that there is faster depletion, it is that oil companies desperate to get the black gold into the bank are ignoring modern asset-management techniques".

Critics argue that these technologies merely act as fatter straws, helping to suck out more liquid but ultimately emptying the glass faster too.Roger Anderson of Columbia University has looked for this alleged "faster depletion effect" in over 40 oil and gas fields, using the latest innovations, and found no evidence for it.

This results in faster depletion of its energy reducing the network life time.

Litter amendments in general lead to faster depletion of electron acceptors.

Increased energy demand worldwide has caused faster depletion of sweet feedstock and increased exploitation of sourer hydrocarbon fuels.

The constraint (9) essentially limits the energy expended by each sensor in each detection cycle to avoid fast depletion of the sensor energy.

Low rank coals (LRCs), with large abundance on earth, become important carbon resources especially with the fast depletion of high quality fossil resources.

The rapid growth of environment pressures and fast depletion of fossil fuels compel public to pay more attention on developing affordable and efficient catalysts for renewable energy production.