Sentence examples for stream attributes from inspiring English sources

Policies also differ regarding the stream attributes considered when specifying management standards.

We use a standard template to categorize elements of policy protection: (1) the regulatory approach, (2) policy goals, (3) stream attributes, and (4) management standards.

These estimated partial values of urban stream attributes imply the relative importance of each attribute and suggest policy implications for priority setting and trade-offs in urban restoration projects.

In the state of Oregon, policy protection for riparian areas varies by ownership (e.g., federal, state, or private), land use (e.g., forest, agriculture, rural residential, or urban) and stream attributes, creating varying standards for riparian land-management practices along the stream corridor.

We illustrate a geospatial approach for assessing the role of denitrification sinks in watershed N delivery at the local level using: (a) widely available geospatial data, (b) current findings from peer-reviewed literature, (c) USGS stream gage data, and (d) locally based data on selected stream attributes.

The mean value of electrical conductivity was 1,640.5 µs/cm in El Maiz stream attributed to the intense anthropogenic activities in this part of the basin.

Elevated dissolved MeHg concentrations under high-flow conditions have been reported for a number of streams, attributed to improved surface water exchange and increased wetted area for Hg methylation, and are consistent with episodic flood events as fundamental drivers of fluvial MeHg concentrations and, by extension, Hg bioaccumulation.

With further development, models like these can be used to elicit better causal linkages to stream biological attributes or condition and can be used by researchers or managers to predict biological indicators of stream condition at unsampled sites.

Edward Gertler writes in Keystone Canoeing that Pine Creek "is possibly Pennsylvania's most famous canoe stream" and attributes this partly to the thousands who decide to boat on it after they "peer into Pine Creek's spectacular abyss from the overlooks of Leonard Harrison and Colton Point state parks".

Increased concern for what is collectively known as the urban stream syndrome, attributed to urban infrastructure, has paved the way for a shift in how urban streams are valuated in the USA.

The environmental variables included fall into two broad categories: (i) stream or ecological attributes and (ii) anthropogenic disturbance.