Sentence examples for more stable water from inspiring English sources

"It will be a very big investment, it will help increase the G.D.P. for the short term, and they also say they need a more stable water supply".

Large dams might also contribute to climate change adaptation by permitting a more stable water supply, irrespective of precipitation variations.

Somewhat more stable water channels formed at higher water saturations that were occasionally disturbed by droplets/slugs of water.

Fixing the water injection flow rate and reducing the oil flow rate yielded thicker and more stable water channels; the water droplets disappeared.

The results also demonstrated a higher and more stable water conversion yield (90%) in HYD particles, echoing the improved hydrates formation kinetics and better reversibility.

Therefore, it can be concluded that the saline ingredients have an impact on creation of hydrogen bonds inside the material leading to the formation of more stable water structure connected by more durable bindings than it is in pure water.

He probably thinks he has done a pretty good job in very tough circumstances and would like some reward for steering the ship to more stable waters.

"Now we're in more stable waters, a couple of years in," he said.

EBOV was more stable in water at 21°C and had an ≈1 log10 reduction/day in water at 27°C (Table 1; Figure 2, panel A).

For example, at -10° C, ice is more stable than water, and, at 110° C and one atmosphere, steam is more stable than water.

Fluoride competitive binding studies revealed that L29E Mb has an axial water molecule readily replaced by fluoride anion, whereas L29H Mb has a much more stable axial water molecule.