Sentence examples for potable surface from inspiring English sources

Named for an abundance of turtles (tortugas in Spanish) and lack of potable surface water, these westernmost and most isolated of the Keys have healthy populations of birds and sea turtles, who see only around 60,000 people a year.

The West Bokaro coalfield is deeply affected by the mining industry and faces an acute shortage of potable surface water, so people are very much dependent on the groundwater resources.

Because chlorination of potable surface waters may be associated with increased risk of carcinogenicity, substitute methods for the routine disinfection of public water supplies are being explored.

Additional CPE experiments were conducted to extract NMs from surface, potable, and sewage waters, and NMs enriched in the surfactant phase were characterized using transmission electron microscopy coupled with energy dispersive x-ray spectroscopy.

Zinc is less monitored in human foods, potable water, and surface waters because it is a micronutrient although it could be toxic at high levels.

Analyses of local rainfall data and predicted potential water usage at commercial facilities in Arlington County, Virginia reveal that rainwater harvesting systems conserve potable water, protect surface water quality and minimize flood risk.

In this study, a real-time PCR assay in Molecular-Beacon format was developed and culture-independent quantitative enumeration of Salmonella spp. in surface and potable water is being reported for the first time from northern part of India.

From a chalice we learn how big were the hands that were meant to hold it; how much liquid people liked at once and could consume; what kind of liquid, cold or hot, basic or acidic, they considered potable; what kind of surface their cups might sit on.

Dooyema et al. (2012) and UNEP/OCHA (2010) found evidence of processing-related contamination in samples of potable well waters and surface waters from the villages studied, with many having lead concentrations above the WHO (2011a) guideline of 10 µg/L.

The purpose of water-efficient landscaping is to reduce or eliminate the amount of potable water and natural surfaces used for landscape irrigation.

A wide variety of opportunistic pathogens such as Pseudomonas can be incorporated into the piped potable water, colonizing the surfaces of pipelines with high numbers of biofilm-forming bacteria (Codony et al. 2005).