Sentence examples for reduce sand from inspiring English sources
Integrated vector management strategies targeting irrigation structures to reduce sand fly vector populations should be evaluated in light of these findings.
Expandable slotted tubulars have been found to improve well production, reduce sand production and thereby reduce well costs compared with conventional approaches to sand control.
Arrays of porous fences, ≈12 ha in 2014 and ≈ 15 ha in 2015, were constructed in the Oceano Dunes State Vehicular Recreation Area to evaluate their effectiveness to reduce sand flux and affect local PM10 dust concentrations.
Such a tool would only have value for monitoring vector control measures that reduce sand fly contact rates for humans if antibody titers are transient and increase relatively quickly after re-exposure.
Cook et al. (1995) demonstrated that CFC-11 was degraded completely but CFC-12 was still stable in a sulfate reducing sand aquifer near Sturgeon Falls, Ontario, Canada.
Fences spaced 7 h apart reduced sand flux for the entire area by 78%, and 86% for the area ≥27 h.
For example, sand and soil upstream of the dam are predicted to be deposited as silt in the Three Gorges reservoir (17, 19 ), substantially reducing sand and soil downstream of the dam.
The sellers accepted, and before the closing, Sands found a friend who agreed to buy the guest house for $70,000, reducing Sands' out-of-pocket cost to $65,000.
This study shows that catalase is a key gene in determining survival and fecundity of phlebotomine sand flies and future developments may warrant this gene being included as a potential target to reduce female sand fly fitness and reproductive capacity in the field.
In this study, appropriate polymeric hydrogels for the southern Iranian reservoirs was produced and their performance in porous media was studied to reduce the sand production.
ENT die-off rates have been shown to be reduced in sand compared to water, and rates can differ in sand and water between strains of ENT from different sources.
