Sentence examples for neighboring waters from inspiring English sources
Farmed salmon is also included, because the aquarium says farming methods pollute neighboring waters.
A commentary in the state-affiliated International Herald Leader on Thursday entitled "The South China Sea: A Threshold That Cannot be Avoided" said the time has come in China's rise for the nation to conduct a more assertive "defense" of its neighboring waters.
Alessandro Borgogna, a principal analyst at Booz & Co., said that even though Mediterranean marinas were operating at 90 percent capacity, resulting in a spillover of marina development and tourism into neighboring waters, there was still a lot to be done to attract the potential business to the Gulf.
But it's been difficult to determine whether establishing reserves also helps fish in neighboring waters.
The study highlights that the "exporting effect" due to the concentration of fishing effort and seabird foraging in bordering areas may increase seabird bycatch in the neighboring waters.
These waters would thus seem to be important to the intrinsic structure of the protein and to the substrate binding site, and this arrangement is likely stabilized by neighboring waters previously identified as highly conserved but with unknown function.
Therefore there is a higher possibility of gathering other sources of diatoms and being colonized from neighboring water bodies.
The inhibition power of these samples is due to the affinity of the oxygen atoms of the −O H group for neighboring water molecules.
We found no evidence of spatial spillovers concerning the management regime but did find that factors related to the scarcity of resources in neighboring water services have an impact on water costs.
Two generalized linear models were constructed to predict the occupation of water meter boxes based on land use, lot/structure characteristics, and the presence of colonies in neighboring water meter boxes.
Rivers tend to have larger catchment areas than tile drainage system and have therefore a higher chance of being colonized from neighboring water bodies; (3) local stress events (e.g., inflow of pesticides or nutrients) have a larger impact on small water bodies than on larger-sized systems.
