Sentence examples for in their reservoir from inspiring English sources

Ricciardi credited the revived offense for allowing the pitchers to relax, but he stressed that the Jays had always been confident in their reservoir of pitching talent.

Natural gas fields often contain carbon dioxide in their reservoir fluids.

Nanoparticles are further employed to encapsulate drugs in their reservoir and bind genes on their positively charged surface.

Clastic reservoirs, for example, show obvious porosity and permeability decreases in some reservoirs, but the porosity of other reservoirs varies little in deep or ultra-deep formations (Fig. 28), while carbonate reservoirs do not show obvious decreases in their reservoir properties as the depth increases (Fig. 29) due to their high rock brittleness, high compaction stability, and good solubility.

It is possible that both Hendra virus and Ebola virus exist at low (and hard to detect) levels in their reservoir hosts, only replicating to higher levels when certain ecological and seasonal changes occur.

For Borrelia burgdorferi, an agent of Lyme borreliosis, strains differ in their reservoir host preferences (1 ), propensities to disseminate in humans (2, 3 ), and prevalences in ticks by geographic area (4, 5 ).

"The water is there in their reservoirs, and we've been pressing them to release it".

Particularly in the tropics, organic matter rotting in their reservoirs emits methane, an aggressive greenhouse gas.

A new report from the World Energy Council explains: "When wind turbines or solar panels are injecting energy into a grid, hydropower units can reduce their own output and store extra water in their reservoirs.

A 2011 study from NSF International found that about half of coffee makers (we're talking the classic, basket-and-carafe kind here) had yeast and mold growing in their reservoirs.

Genetic changes in the etiologic agent may not be the only factor leading to V. parahaemolyticus-mediated pandemics (e.g. optimal environmental conditions may enable pandemic strains to flourish in their reservoirs).