Sentence examples for less effluent from inspiring English sources

Mr. Harkins said the development would be contributing less effluent to the reservoir than currently enters it from naturally occurring leaf and tree rot and animal waste and decomposition, because the development includes filtration systems that would keep such pollutants out.

He also notes that transgenic fish will benefit the environment by taking up less coastal space and producing less effluent (waste) than ordinary farmed fish.

Conversion of wastes into biofuels and biomass of animal nutritional importance cannot be overemphasized for developments amongst the less effluent populations.

Flow losses can be minimized by flowing more feed solution through the cell during desalination; however, this also results in less effluent concentration reduction.

High gravity fermentation is an accepted method to produce more ethanol in existing fermenters and distil houses (affecting item 1), and uses less cooling equipment and produces less effluent (affecting item 3), resulting in higher yield (affecting item 2) and less staff work (affecting item 4); all these properties decrease the money investment for ethanol production.

Nevertheless, exposing the recipient hearts to ~85% less effluent over a shorter time period still offered substantial cardioprotection in un-preconditioned hearts, also validating the phenomena of remote postconditioning (RIPost).

Naturally occurring tannin in dyewood could possibly make for dyes that are durable without the aid of a mordant which in turn could mean less effluents, even ones considered nontoxic, being disposed into the environment following mordanting.

Hence, the gas has gained importance as an energy source in the world and in Pakistan as it is found in massive quantity and is less pollutant effluent.

For less potent effluents, the concentration of E2 required to produce the level of effect observed for the highest concentration of effluent (100% of a 750-fold concentrate) tested was determined.

However, most of the TCE (> 96%) was discharged in the column effluent; less than 4% of TCE was degraded.

The MBR process holds a promising future for a multitude of reasons, namely smaller footprints, less sludge, an effluent suitable for reuse in irrigation, and a high loading rate capacity.