Sentence examples for mean removal of from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, in-situ mean removal of 6%, 11%and15%5% of Mn, Zn and Cd respectively is demonstrated.

If decriminalisation happens it would not mean removal of laws to protect women from trafficking, exploitation and rape.

The mean removal of C. perfringens and F-RNA coliphages by all biofilter designs exceeded 3 log.

An example utilizing twelve ICW systems from a catchment on the south coast of Ireland demonstrates that over an eight year period mean reduction of total and soluble phosphorus (molybdate reactive phosphorus) exceeded 95% and the mean removal of ammonium-N exceeded 98%.

The standard deviation bars show this annual carbon loss from the removal events had high variation among scenarios and the magnitude ranged from 1.4 gC/m2/year in 2015 to 4.2 gC/m2/year in 2039, with a mean removal of about 2.44 gC/m2/year during 2006 2050 (Figure 7a).

For the purposes of these guidelines, "coded" is taken to mean removal of all existing identifiers as far as is compatible with usefulness of the data and substitution by proxy identifiers that are used in the database.

Mean removals of sulphate were 46% for the control unit, 72% for the T. latifolia unit, and 77% for the C. esculenta unit.

Mean removals of ammonia were 63% for the control unit, 74% for the T. latifolia unit, and 75% for the C. esculenta unit.

Mean removals of COD were 65% for the control unit, 79% for the T. latifolia unit, and 75% for the C. esculenta unit.

Mean removals of phosphorus (as orthophosphate) were 51% for the control unit, 69% for the T. latifolia unit, and 75% for the C. esculenta unit.

The unit with the trapezoidal plan view shape showed the best performance, with mean removals of 80.1%, 73.5%, 70.4%, 68.6%, 64.7% and 63.5% for BOD, COD, TKN, NH4-N, PO4-P and TP, respectively.