Sentence examples for filtering capacity from inspiring English sources

"Turkey spent years building up its filtering capacity to block specific sites and content, as well as amending its internet law to increase government's control over content online," said Peter Micek, global policy and legal counsel at Access Now.

The filtering capacity of zooplankton has significant implications for the eutrophic state of a lake.

This suggests that in the bay of Banyuls-sur-Mer, the filtering capacity of D. arietina is probably not saturated by the natural concentrations of phytoplanktonic cells.

The low values recorded in this study may be as a result of the filtering capacity of the soil and earth materials.

A model for the prediction of the particulate filtering capacity of containment barriers has been developed, and equations are derived which describe gas flow in cracks, as well as the inertial impaction of particles onto crack walls.

This is consistent with the clinical features of lithium-associated nephropathy obligate polyuria but without marked decrease in filtering capacity of the kidneys as measured by eGFR and secondarily by serum creatinine.

"If you step back and look at the complete picture, there's a sense that they've had the technological and economic capacity to filter content," he says.

In urban environments, soils potentially provide the same ecosystem services as in rural and wild environments, although in some cases they are depleted of their basic functions, such as when they lose their productive and filtering capacities because of sealing, and become mere supports for infrastructures.

They generally require a higher filtration rate and greater filter capacity because they accumulate large amounts of fecal wastes.

Information on filter capacity was comparable between the multiwell and conventional systems.

Additionally, karst water resources are distinctly vulnerable to contamination due the poor filter capacity of carbonate rock.