Sentence examples for removal data from from inspiring English sources

The objective of this study was to compare model results to measured P removal data from several PSM under a range of conditions (P concentrations and RT) and scales ranging from laboratory to field.

We analyzed 2 7 years of P removal data from 10 independent STA process trains using system classifications based on dominant vegetation type, which was either emergent aquatic vegetation (EAV) or submerged aquatic vegetation (SAV), and prior land use, which was either recently farmed (RF) or historic wetland (HW).

Summaries of patient removal data from ISD Scotland (1999 to 2011) were also reviewed and analyzed.

A limitation of the study was the poor quality of the patient removal data from which the patient cohort was derived from.

After artifact removal, data from three electrodes (C3, CZ, and C4) in the motion imagery period were selected to extract the power spectrum feature for the input of SVM classification.

The aqueous Cr VI) removal data from batch experiments was described using a pseudo-1st order kinetic model: d [ Cr (VI ) ] d t = - k obs [ Cr (VI ) ] where [Cr VI)] represents the concentration of aqueous Cr VI), t time and kobs the respective rate constant.

By comparison of Cr removal data obtained from Pd-BnM/formate treating COPR and model solutions, a significant inhibition of removal with the COPR was observed.

Data from personal communication: Information Services Division NHS National Services: Patient removal data including repeat removals from GP lists in Scotland, 1999 to end of March 2011.

Interestingly the kmass values calculated from Cr VI) removal data upon reaction with groundwater are higher than those from the geochemically simpler model solutions.

He said: "The regular removal of data from the database is encouraged, and in line with policy".

In an attempt to discourage a deluge of claims from those seeking removal of data from the internet, the Liberal Democrat told a parliamentary committee that he was not in favour of restricting information.