Sentence examples for impairment of surface from inspiring English sources
This study examined the abundance, scaling, and impairment of surface water by quantifying the stream length, water body area, and impaired stream length for 3520 cities in the United States with populations from 2500 to 18 million.
Urbanization alters surface water compared to nonurban landscapes, yet little is known regarding how basic aquatic ecosystem characteristics, such as the abundance and impairment of surface water, differ with population size or regional context.
In particular, excessive inputs of nitrogen and phosphorus result in eutrophication and fundamental changes in trophic state of lakes and streams (Carpenter and others 1998; Dodds and others 2002; Dodds 2006) and the impairment of surface waters for uses such as drinking, recreation, and support of aquatic life (Dodds and Welch 2000).
Impairment of sampling sites and deterioration of surface water quality can be linked to the lack of proper sanitation, unprotected stream sites and anthropogenic activities in their catchment.
There was significant impairment of cell surface expression of Gln45Ala, Cys48Ala and Tyr49Ala.
Nutrient impairment of Florida's surface waters due to urban stormwater runoff is a growing concern, resulting in the development of new regulatory policies.
Another concern over orthodontic bonding and debonding procedures is related to their impacts on tooth color alteration and increased susceptibility to exogenous pigmentations and thus esthetic impairment of the enamel surface [26, 32, 33].
Further investigation into the mechanism(s) of impairment of NIS cell surface trafficking by PI3K will be critical in realizing the application of NIS-mediated radimaginge imandng ablationtinn in breast cancer.
Such impairment of class I surface expression and function in turn result in severe defects in intrathymic CD8 T cell differentiation and in peripheral immune function (Koller et al., 1990; Zijlstra et al., 1990).
FIB is recommended as the first tier in assessment of surface water quality impairment and chemical tracers as the second tier.
Therefore, the mortality is attributed to the impairment of the digestive tract and surface enlargement of the integument as a consequence of dehydration or blockage of spiracles and tracheas.
