Sentence examples for more pollutant from inspiring English sources

Human interference, inadequate freshwater supply, and inappropriate management leads to more pollutant load of water.

It shows the more pollutant production and propagation in spring in comparison with winter.

d-Limonene is a natural occurring solvent that can replace more pollutant chemicals in agrochemical formulations.

Jamwal et al. (2008) estimated the diffuse pollution in urban areas of Delhi for the first time and stated that rainfall runoff from the agricultural area directly enters the river and from urban area reaches the river via wastewater drains, adding more pollutant loading.

In addition, it acts as a promising mutual sample to indicate both the prenatal and maternal exposure, and it also contained relatively more pollutant burden than other tissues, hence easier to detect and quantify.

The exposed group included women who had two or more pollutant levels higher than the 75th percentile of distribution, and the nonexposed group included those with none or only one pollutant level higher than the 75th percentile.

For example, a water body may be more polluted as people add more pollutants to it, but as a result, ecological processes that remove pollutants are generally doing more; thus, the service values also increase.

The Bush administration plans next week to adopt a rule that will allow thousands of industrial plants to make substantial upgrades -- and emit more pollutants -- without having to install costly pollution-control devices.

It is possible that the fish and invertebrates that turtles feed on in northern waters are more polluted, but the scientists point out that turtles that migrate eat more, and therefore consume more pollutants.

Children absorb more pollutants than adults.

His environmental agenda would put more arsenic in the water and more pollutants in the air.