Sentence examples for human effluent from inspiring English sources

Our seas were akin to open sewers as we pumped human effluent in them as part of a "dilute and disperse" approach to pollution – the result of which I vividly recall from family holidays.

Considering the highest concentration in human effluent is in the order of 104 pfu/l for enteroviruses and 106 cfu/100 ml for faecal coliform bacteria, a 7-log reduction in microbial concentration would comply with the drinking water standards for the downgradient wells under natural gradient conditions.

In spring, the unpaved streets were churned into thick mud and in summer the settlement reeked of human effluent and was plagued by flies and mosquitoes.

Sources of environmental contamination with resistant bacteria include human effluent and farm run-off; these have been detected in community drinking water in low-income countries [ 7, 31].

He is painfully conscious of industrial and human effluents.

He said the fundamental goal was simply to find the most efficient -- and politically and economically palatable -- way to cleanse the atmosphere of human effluents that have the biggest impact on climate.

This is a highly polluted area   Four Situated 500 ft upstream from the first sampling station is discharged from a portion of the Chittagong City area   Five Situated about 900 ft upstream than Station 1 inhabited by more human effluents   Six Situated 900 ft upstream from the 1st station and very close to a downtown market, Kalamia Bazar.

Recent reports have shown increased HA after 8 weeks of PD [ 119] and upregulated expression of endothelial HA receptor-1 (LYVE-1) in human dialysate effluents, peritoneal tissues, and HPMCs [ 120].

PMA-qPCR has been used for enumeration of viable pathogens in water [ 18, 19], human feces, wastewater influent and effluent [ 20– 22], municipal sewage sludge and biosolids [ 16], cooked ham [ 23], dairy products [ 24], vegetable wash water [ 25], milk [ 26], vegetables [ 27– 30], and chemically treated food-contact surfaces [ 31].

Notoriously the city's "Great Stink", in 1858, saw the hot weather exacerbate the smell of untreated human waste and effluent around the Thames.

It will also be important to identify the locations that provide the greatest intersection between human waste-water effluent and waterfowl migration within relevant countries.