Sentence examples for in outflow of from inspiring English sources

Wastewater samples were collected at the inflow (IN), outflow of VF unit (OUT-VF) and outflow HF unit (OUT-HF).

The presence of vegetation in wetlands affected significantly (p < 0.05) the decrease of dissolved oxygen (DO) concentrations in outflow of both types of greywater.

We do list a marked increase in outflow of Cash for the purchase of Fixed Assets in 2004.

This causes difficulties in outflow of capillary blood from inflammatory focus, which is manifested in oedema and reddening.

The case studies in Kenya and in Ghana also highlighted recent apparent reductions in outflow of nurses and doctors, but this was in part reportedly a result of relative improvements in working conditions in the countries, and was also attributed (in the case of declining flows to the United Kingdom) to tougher entry requirements and a reduction in demand from the United Kingdom.

As water depth increased (i.e. from 15 to 56 cm) and sediment redox potential decreased in the wetland series, Cd, Cu, Ni, and Zn concentrations decreased in outflows of the wetland cells.

As water depth decreased (i.e. from 56 to 15 cm) and sediment redox potential increased (i.e. from −250 to 234 mV) in the wetland series, concentrations of oil marker compounds decreased in outflows of the wetland cells.

But if the conflicts re-ignite, which some analysts say is likely, it could resonate well beyond Myanmar's borders, resulting in outflows of refugees into neighboring countries like Thailand and China and a resurgence of the heroin business, which in the past has thrived under the cover of war.

Even HICs across Europe struggle in monitoring the in- and outflow of migrant health workers (29).

The development of hepatic steatosis may be explained by an increase influx of triglycerides and an imbalance between the in- and outflow of other lipids in the liver.

One sophisticated attempt to map and quantify health workforce flows was conducted in 2007 by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), which reviewed the in- and outflow of doctors and nurses for OECD countries based on the best available data.