Sentence examples for greater removal from inspiring English sources
The nZVI caused greater removal of Cr VI) from solutions, per g of NP, removing approximately double the mass removed by BnM in all of the experimental conditions.
He urged a far greater removal of sanctions.
And there's time dependency, because any given dose has greater removal at a year than it does at six months.
In the 'soft' direction, phase transformation from amorphous sp3 to sp2 has less resistance, and a higher proportion output, which gives a greater removal rate.
The ACF showed a greater removal efficiency of U VI) (i.e., 76%) rather than that derived from graphite system (i.e., 61%).
Further, it demonstrated a high selectivity for copper, showing two-fold greater removal (69.37 mg/g for kelp magnetic biochar and 63.52 mg/g for hijikia magnetic biochar) than zinc and cadmium.
"If Europe chooses this route, it seems likely that a consequence will be vastly greater removals which will come mostly from natural forest globally," he states.
Results showed that middle aeration allowed the CW to possess more uniform oxygen distribution and to achieve greater removals of COD and NH3-N, while the CW under bottom aeration and surface aeration demonstrated more distinct stratification of oxygen distribution and surface aeration brought about better TN removal capacity for the OP CW system.
sCOD removals showed the same trends as tCOD, with greater removals in the upstream reactors (27 ± 10% for SEA-U, 32 ± 5% for SPA-U) than the downstream ones (19 ± 5% for SEA-D, and 26 ± 7% for SPA-D).
The maximum levels of Cr VI) removal from COPR with the Pd-BnM/H2 treatment, represent far greater removals than previously reported for micron-scale and nano-scale zero valent iron (ZVI) from COPR groundwater, of 1 and 73 mg Cr VI) g−1 Fe(0), respectively [80].
The key question with designing a bioreactor is how to ensure the greatest removal efficiency, that is, the percentage of pollutants that are actually removed from the air once it undergoes the biofiltration process.
