Sentence examples for removal up from inspiring English sources

The thinning treatments ranged from controls (0% removal) up to 50% removal.

Greater than 80% removal (up to 96%) was observed in nine out of 11 columns and effluent concentrations of soluble phosphorus ranged from 0.14 to 0.50 mg/l (averaging 0.28 mg/l) when the residence time was >40 h.

Xu et al. (2012) found that by applying catalytic wet air oxidation (CWAO) with the presence of AC as catalyst and potassium persulfate (K2S2O8) as promoter, almost complete fulvic acid (FA) and COD removal up to 78%% could be achieved in the K2S2O8/AC system at 150 °C and 0.5 MPa oxygen pressure.

High yields of hemicellulose removal (up to 90%) with only 15% of cellulose loss were also obtained by Rocha et al. on sugarcane bagasse, using a mixture of sulfuric and acetic acids [ 32].

City officials are nagging everyone to work as quickly as possible, in part to capitalize on the federal government's promise to pay for 90 percent of the debris removal, up to Aug. 7.

This modification enhanced BOD, COD, and G&O removal up to 93.6, 97.6, and 95.8 %, respectively (Pitakpoolsil and Hunsom 2014).

Although hexane removal did not exceed 27%, this re-inoculation increased limonene removals up to 90% at a GRT of 7 s.

In the potential region of water decomposition (E>2.3 V vs. SHE), surfactants could be deactivated and oxidised with total organic carbon (TOC) removals up to 82% by the action of intermediates of water discharge (e.g. hydroxyl radicals).

This article presents the most current assessment of sequestration rates by forest management for the period 1990 200707 and provides an outlook of future emissions and removals (up to the year 2042) related to three different management scenarios.

Removal of up to 30 to 50% of ammonium through sorption, and removal of up to 40 to 60% of nitrate through denitrification near commercial land uses are within overall ranges for nitrogen removal estimated by Stone Environmental, Inc. (2004).

This means that the cost of flights (i.e. removal) make up only about 8% of the cost of enforced removals. Source: Deportations, Removals and Voluntary Departures from the UK, published by the Migration Observatory, University of Oxford.