Sentence examples for minimum daily water from inspiring English sources

The city's theoretical emergency minimum daily water consumption is figured at 300 million gallons.

However, the Sphere Project states that the recommended minimum daily water requirement is 15 litres per person which – based on the pump's capabilities – would require children to be "playing" non-stop for 27 hours in every day to meet the 10 million figure.

The average total water intake reported by the LD barely satisfied even conservative physiological estimates of minimum daily water loss.

Using a composite of previously published data, the European Food Safety Authority estimates the physiological minimum necessary daily water loss via urine, stool, skin and lungs to be 1·3 1·5 litres, exclusive of sweating, while the Institute of Medicine estimates minimum daily water loss to be between 1·3 and 3·45 litres.

The temperature model predicted minimum daily raceway water temperature within 1 2 °C over a range of atmospheric conditions during a 21 day algae growth experiment.

Residents of Bulawayo have access to just one-third of the globally accepted 20-litre minimum for daily water usage – a situation that is complicated by nearly four years of drought, economic difficulties and the AIDS pandemic here.

The minimum daily wage in Mexico is less than the minimum hourly wage in the United States.

The urban minimum daily wage is a meagre $2.25.

Family income was assessed as a continuous variable and estimated in number of minimum daily-wages by dividing the daily family income by the minimum daily wage.

UNICEF and partners are continuing to support the drilling of boreholes and pumps (including motorized systems) to improve access to clean water by camp residents, who currently get about 5-10 litres per person per day, which is below the international minimum daily standard of 15 litres of water per person per day.

That contribution alone has ensured that to date 20,000 litres of water have been provided for some 1,670 refugees in transit, reaching the global minimum daily requirement of 15 litres per person.