Sentence examples for organic loss from inspiring English sources
It's been a combination of organic loss of traffic and cleaning up the service.
It stresses the importance so appropriate therapy can be timely initiated to avoid further organic loss.
Weight loss should increase due to the high contribution of organic loss from sludge.
Roasting degree can be expressed in terms of total weight loss (moisture + organic compounds) or organic loss (organic compounds only, as% dry matter).
In compressed air systems, mechanical and organic losses account for 15% of compressor energy consumption.
For advancing from the SOT to the goal case, the assumption of reducing the organics loss to the water phase led to the largest reduction in the production cost.
The total nitrogen generally increases during composting when organic matter loss is greater than the loss of NH4 N (Sarika et al. 2014).
In the experiment, the electrical conductivity of initial feed mixtures ranged from 2.10 to 2.40 dS/m; while after the vermicomposting, a significant decrease of 1.10 to 1.29 dS/m may be due to high organic matter loss consequently and release of different mineral salts.
In this case, inspection of the loadings (Figure 6) confirms that the separation into three subclusters corresponding to the samples coming from the three different Renaissance frescoes, which occurs along the second PC, is essentially due to the DTG peak temperature of the organic substance loss step and to the moisture mass loss.
To reveal the relations between soil organic carbon loss and landscape indicators, we should firstly quantify the variables that denote organic carbon loss status.
Insects like the root grub and the plum curculio, as well as some fungi, contribute to organic farmers' loss of up to 50 percent of their berries a season, whereas conventional farmers may lose 5 percent or 6 percent, said Peter Oudemans, a Rutgers professor and a plant pathologist at the Philip E. Marucci Center for Blueberry and Cranberry Research in Chatsworth, Burlington County.
