Sentence examples for large scale treatment from inspiring English sources

Metal extraction with packed LHA columns does, however, require further development before it can be applied in large scale treatment.

The results obtained for the adsorptive removal of As V) by the selected biosorbent suggested its possible application in large scale treatment of As V) contaminated water bodies.

Modern large scale treatment and recycling facilities have been constructed in the same period: La Hague treatment facilities and MELOX recycling plant.

Epidemiological and large scale treatment studies within smoking research have utilized many one-item screening items to examine the influence of current depressive symptoms on smoking behavior and quitting.

Stationary cultures are advantageous over shaken cultures because they work without mechanical energy requirements, thus increasing the feasibility of the technique for application in large scale treatment of wastewater.

This research has been based to-date primarily on relatively small-scale mesocosms (5 2000 m2) and on a larger scale treatment wetland (148 ha) that has been operated for about 7 years.

While working with Partners in Health in Lima, Peru, in the mid-1990s, Dr. Kim helped develop a treatment program for multidrug-resistant tuberculosis, the first large-scale treatment of that disease in a poor country.

Based on the obtained results large-scale treatment process was designed for the waste water.

However, proper scaling-up of the laboratory findings obtained from this respirometer may give satisfactory results for large-scale treatment plant considering the kinetic trends, thermodynamics and hydrodynamics of fluid flow properly (Doble and Gummadi 2007).

A large-scale treatment for conveyorized walnuts was designed based on a 25 kW, 27 MHz RF system to achieve an average walnut surface temperature of 60 °C, and minimum temperature of 52 °C, for 5 min.

Most importantly, these microbeads could be separated effectively from aqueous solution (or soil suspensions) by an external magnetic field, which was convenient for large-scale treatment of cesium-contaminated water (or soil).