Sentence examples for quality impairment from inspiring English sources

Although subjective sleep quality was markedly impaired by the noise simulation, sleep quality (and sleep quality impairment) did not predict the blunting in endothelial responses on an individual level (Fig.  2).

Nutrients export from residential catchments contributes to water quality impairment in urban water bodies.

Nonpoint sources of pollution, primarily from agricultural sources, are a major cause of water quality impairment.

Diffuse microbial pollution from agriculture is a key contributor to water quality impairment.

The reference condition: a comparison of multimetric and multivariate approaches to assess water quality impairment using benthic macroinvertebrates.

Temporary water reservoirs built upon peat soil may exhibit water quality impairment from elevated dissolved organic carbon (DOC).

The concentration of total suspended solids (TSS) in surface waters is a commonly used indicator of water quality impairments.

Non-point source pollution now accounts for more than half of the United States water quality impairments.

Currently, we could emphasize that because of the strong nonlinear regime of propagation occurring in the Omnipolarizer, the power level should be yet higher in a WDM configuration and thus a substantial nonlinearity-mediated cross-talk would be observed between the different channels, providing a non-negligible amount of quality impairments.

However, most of the quality impairments are based on physiological dysfunctions that arise under conditions of chloride-toxicity: Shelf life of persimmon is shortened due to an autocatalytic ethylene production in fruit tissues.

The quality impairments in PRISM are substantially similar, even if the overall average quality is in general worse.