Sentence examples for is usually discharged from inspiring English sources

Purification is achieved by physical, chemical, and biological processes, and the collected water is usually discharged into a nearby stream.

TSE is usually discharged at more than 20 °C throughout the year because of the operating parameters of the biological activated sludge treatment process (Hashimoto and Sudo 1986).

In the chromium tanning process, the leather takes up only 60 80 % of the applied chromium, and the rest is usually discharged into wastewaters, causing serious environmental hazards.

In the chromium tanning process leather consumes 60-80% of the applied chromium salt and the rest is usually discharged into sewage without adequate treatment, causing serious environmental impact.

Carbon dioxide is usually discharged at faults in volcanically active areas and can collect in soil and under snow.

If the child is hospitalized for another reason and gets AGE symptoms, he/she is usually discharged as soon as possible, and unfortunately, often no ICD-10 diagnosis of AGE is recorded.

Sperm and eggs are usually discharged into the water, where fertilization occurs.

If you get a DRO, your creditors cannot recover their money without the court's permission, and you are usually discharged from your debts after 12 months.

The patients were usually discharged after 1 2 days (mean 1.3 ± 0.4).

Clinical stable and educated patients are usually discharged from the HFC when on optimal therapy.

This difference was due to the fact in Saseendar's study, patients in the TEN group were discharged only after suture removal to have a closer follow-up for the presence of early postoperative complications (if any), and the spica patients were usually discharged a day or two following spica casting after assessing for the presence of plaster-of-Paris-related complications.