Sentence examples for increasing water consumption from inspiring English sources
The "dehydration hypothesis" predicts that bats with wing wounds compensate for this increased water loss by increasing water consumption.
Increasing water consumption for outdoor uses (gardens, swimming pools) is a direct consequence of this development.
And in Los Angeles, ecologists studying the city's "ecohydrology" have calculated that planting a million new trees, an idea with fairly universal appeal, would have the drawback of increasing water consumption by 5 percent.
The integration of aquaculture with traditional agriculture may be a solution to achieve more efficient water use, maximizing farm production without increasing water consumption, avoiding disposition of aquaculture effluents and supplementing additional fertilizer to the agricultural crop.
Consequently, the county's modernization has resulted in ever increasing water consumption in the agricultural, municipal and industrial sectors (FAO 2009).
The total cost to cope with private damages: (varPsi equiv sum_{ein mathbf{E}}nu _{e}(U)) includes the costs of cooling installations in stockyards and of increasing water consumption due to cooling them.
About 22%% of the world's rivers were shown to have a significant decrease in annual runoff because of increasing water consumptions and diversion (Walling and Fang 2003).
Golf courses may increase water consumption to 80percentt of normally permitted levels, up from 50percentt.
"There are a lot of factors behind this – rising population density, higher average temperatures increased water consumption and global warming" said Ian Cardoso from CEDAE, the company responsible for water in the state of Rio.
Modern, efficient irrigation techniques can cause crop yields per acre-foot to rise, but also increase water consumption, so downstream users who relied on excess from upstream the non-consumed fraction now have to find water somewhere else.
Modern, efficient irrigation techniques can cause crop yields per acre-foot to rise, but also increase water consumption, so downstream users who relied on excess from upstream — the non-consumed fraction — now have to find water somewhere else.
