Sentence examples for highly turbid from inspiring English sources

Previous study by Sutherland et al. (1994) also demonstrated that M. oleifera seed coagulant was able to significantly improve the clarification of highly turbid river water, showing a high reduction in its turbidity from 270 to 380 NTU to below 4 NTU.

Drewes, F., Peter, H. & Sommaruga, R. Are viruses important in the plankton of highly turbid glacier-fed lakes?

The highly turbid and brown filtrate (Fig. 3a) was found to contain nanoparticles of C60, whose average diameter was 256.8 ± 1.1 nm by dynamic light scattering (Fig. 3b).

Ultrasound is an attractive technique for nanoparticle sizing as it offers non-invasive, suitable for highly turbid and concentrated samples, and potentially no sample dilution needed features.

The standard analysis of light-scattering experiments, which presumes single scattering, cannot be applied in highly turbid systems because of the presence of multiply scattered light.

The abundance of unstable minerals with poor sorting indicates rapid mechanical erosion and deposition, as in alluvial fans or in density currents (i.e., highly turbid bottom currents) resulting from gravity flows.

It is often found in extremely turbid conditions.

This health benefit, combined with a significant reduction in turbidity, suggests that the flocculant-disinfectant is well suited to areas with highly contaminated and turbid water.

This method isolates useless frames that are highly contaminated by turbid fluids, faecal materials and/or residual foods.

However, in the coastal areas, drinking water is very scarce since suitable fresh water aquifers at reasonable depths are not available and the surface water is highly saline and turbid.

The proposed equilibrator is of particular interest to monitor carbon dioxide in coastal ecosystems, such as estuaries, which are known to be turbid and highly dynamic.