Sentence examples for intake zone from inspiring English sources

Data were collected on the topographical feature of the marine basin, water quality and plankton of the intake zone.

Physicochemical groundwater parameters (temperature, pH, dissolved oxygen; DO, and oxidation reduction potential; ORP) were measured in situ using a multi-probe (model W-22XD, Horiba Ltd. Kyoto, Japan) in the screened intake zone (6.15 8.15 mbgl) of the piezometer.

The collective body of scientific information was incorporated into regulatory conditions placed on water withdrawals that are designed to protect at least 95% of early life history stages within the intake array's zone of influence.

He referred to a moderate and high energy flux as the regulated zone where energy intake was well matched to level of energy expenditure (eg, better appetite control).

Blundell 7 referred to a low energy flux as the unregulated zone where energy intake and expenditure were not well matched and where the likelihood of positive energy balance was high.

Dispersion of soil slows down the intake of water to the root zone following rainfall or irrigation.

The sample intake was located in participant's breathing zone using conducive tubing attached to the device.

From the present results, we are not able to explain the discrepant results in Southern temperate zones as data on dietary intake are not available in our cohort.

Some soils require deepening of the root zone to permit increased rate of water intake and improved storage.

People need to be in the regulated zone to be better able to match caloric intake to caloric expenditure over long time periods.

The higher fuel amount near the intake valves for gasoline in CV condition induced fuel-richer zones that slowed down the flame front more than in the other conditions.