Sentence examples for reduced downstream from inspiring English sources

However, sensitive macroinvertebrate taxa densities were reduced downstream of hydraulic fracturing relative to upstream.

However, exogenous VEGF has no effect to restore blood flow to diabetic mice with limb ischemia and there is reduced downstream VEGF signaling in diabetic animals [10 12].

Thus, the frequency and extent of subsequent overbank flows and floodplain inundation decreased, which reduced downstream flood attenuation and increased downstream flood hazard.

The multi-phased restoration of Sandy Creek and adjacent wetlands resulted in functioning riparian hydrology, which reduced downstream water pulses, nutrients, coliform bacteria, sediment, and stream erosion.

Forest recovery in headwater basins, dam construction, gravel mining, and channelization over the past half century are likely the dominant factors that significantly reduced downstream sediment delivery, thereby promoting channel incision and forest expansion.

Critical study of the literature shows that low amount of water or the absence of water in SSF offer several advantages such as easy product recovery, low cost of complete production process, smaller fermenter-size, reduced downstream processing, and also reduction of energy requirements for stirring and sterilization (Pandey 2003).

Turkey, which controls the headwaters of these rivers, is in the midst of a massive dam building programme that is reducing downstream flows.

"Flight restrictions might give us a chance to reduce downstream illness and deaths in a flu pandemic," said Dr. Mandl, an assistant professor of pediatrics at Harvard and an attending physician at Children's Hospital Boston.

"Firstly, these options can increase deployment opportunities which can further reduce unit cost; secondly it is not necessary to reassess the design or reconfigure the factory production process to deliver these options and again this reduces downstream deployment costs," said Middleton.

The case for deploying SMRs capable of producing heat is further bolstered by the fact they will be built to a standard design in factories before being assembled on site, the report said, meaning that including 'CHP ready' standards in all designs would reduce downstream deployment costs as there would be no need to reconfigure factory processes to deliver CHP integrated reactors.

In addition, they could reduce downstream processing steps.