Sentence examples for polluted location from inspiring English sources

The $14 billion blueprint envisions both the physical and psychological re-engineering of California's plumbing, including the construction of twin 35-mile-long pipelines, each about as wide as a three-lane highway, that would tap river water from a more northerly, less polluted location.

The second maximum polluted location was also in Swarnrekha river at Hatia, where BOD (3.3 mg/L), TSS (73.3 mg/L) and PTC (2,162.5 MPN) were above the prescribed limits followed by reservoirs (Getalsut and Kanke reservoir), where BOD and PTC were above the prescribed limit and pH (7.2) and alk (72.1 mg/L) were maximum with reference to all other locations.

A heavily polluted location (Hann Bay, 38 psu) [ 39] did not have higher Hsp70 expression levels than at an unpolluted site with similar salinity (Missirah) (see Additional file 1), indicating that differences in pollutant load did not contribute to differential expression.

Site S1 was regarded as the most polluted location due to its close location to "Jama Bor" underground mine [26].

Getalsut reservoir was identified as the least polluted location followed by Hatia reservoir, which was largely affected by PTC (1,500 MPN).

Unfortunately, the low sample size did not allow an examination of whether children moved to a less or more polluted location.

One of the control locations was found to have naturally high levels of cadmium, nickel and zinc and had assemblages very similar to those at the potentially impacted, polluted locations.

The data presented here suggest that F. heteroclitus populations in reference and polluted sites have similar genetic diversity, with no evidence for genetic bottlenecks in populations inhabiting polluted locations.

However, the relevance of these experimental studies is uncertain in that the concentrations of pollutants in animal and human laboratory studies were 10 1,000 times higher than the average ambient levels observed in even relatively highly polluted locations such as Hong Kong.

In addition, our classification of locations as "polluted" combined locations with very different types of pollution (PCBs, dioxins, PAHs, metals), and included a population (PC) for which DLC resistance has not yet been assessed.

Together, these data suggest that F. heteroclitus populations in reference and polluted sites have similar genetic diversity, providing no evidence for strong genetic bottlenecks for populations in polluted locations.