Sentence examples for nutrient resources from inspiring English sources

Wastewater containing abundant organics and nutrient resources requires large energy input in conventional treatment technologies to reach the discharge standard and/or to recover nutrient resources.

Optimization of the utilization of nutrient resources is an effective first step to realize a sustainable fanning system.

Agriculture faces many emerging challenges to sustainability, including limited nutrient resources, losses from diseases caused by current and emerging pathogens and environmental degradation.

Process economic feasibility occurs if cheap CO2, H2O and nutrient resources are available, along with solar energy and energy from byproduct combustion, and hydrotreater H2 from product reforming.

MFA results allowed determination of how these changes in composition affected the way cells distribute their nutrient resources during cell growth and virus production.

It is shown that the model equations display a multitude of travelling wave solutions and that the outcome of competition between two fungal biomasses can be controlled through the simple manipulation of the nutrient resources available to each.

As an additive, an accelerant is not only regarded as a nutrient resource, but can also improve biodegradability.

The highly treated sewage from STPs is not necessarily a pollutant, rather it represents a nutrient resource for use in crop production (Gopakumar et al. 2000).

This recycling of inactive proteins is probably a major nutrient resource for non-growing cells starved for carbon and energy sources.

The deposition of large quantities of protein through and over the pelt of horses would seem to present the risk of providing a nutrient resource for microorganisms.

Water temperature increases had little effect and the lake seemed to be heavily controlled by nutrient resource supply [ 12].