Sentence examples for output treatment from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, biogas producers have to pay for both the input (the co-substrate) and the output (treatment of digestate).

The concentration of ions of chlorine sulfate, nitrate, bicarbonate, calcium, magnesium, sodium, and total hardness had decreased considerably in output treatment systems.

Interventions which delivered mechanical vibration using an ultrasound device at frequencies between 1.0 3.0 MHz Criteria for optimal dose: intensity 0.1 3 W/continuousnuors or pulsed output, treatment time between 3 20 minutes and doses between 18 540 Joules per session.

Besides parasitological cure, researchers also record the relative reduction in egg output after treatment compared to pre-treatment levels.

Outcomes included safety, changes from baseline to 12 weeks in pulmonary hemodynamic factors (pulmonary vascular resistance, mean pulmonary arterial pressure, and cardiac output), and treatment satisfaction, assessed using the Treatment Satisfaction Questionnaire for Medication (TSQM-9).

Future studies must address bone marrow output during treatment to fully decipher whether monocytes are sequestered here.

The TST and locomotor data suggest that TN-01, TN-06, and TN-13 have antidepressant activity but not anxiolytic activity and that the antidepressant action is not confounded by nonspecific changes in locomotor output after treatment.

In a phase II study of an anthrapyrazole piroxantrone conducted by the Southwest Oncology Group in advanced sarcoma, five of 23 patients had reduced cardiac output after treatment, of which one was fatal from congestive cardiac failure (Zalupski et al, 1993).

To analyze further the determinants of mortality and fluid balance in patients with ARF, we divided the patients into two groups according to urine output and treatment with RRT.

Comparison of cardiac output before treatment and at the end of the observation period was performed applying Student's paired t-test and Fisher's exact test (SPSS for Windows 10.0; SPSS, Chicago, IL); P values < 0.05 were considered statistically significant.

From an operations management perspective, Lee and Tang (1997), for instance, proposed a decision model for evaluating BPS by standardizing production processes until an output-specific treatment is unavoidable.