Sentence examples for substantial discharge from inspiring English sources
In addition, a substantial discharge capacity of 424.1 mA h g−1 can be retained even after 50 repeated cycles.
Compared to LMFP/C without iron oxalate, LMFP/Fe/C exhibited substantial discharge capacity and better rate and cycling performances.
Even at a high current density of 1000 mA g−1, the substantial discharge capacity can still reach 415 mAh g−1 after 100 repeated cycles.
Even at a high current density of 800 mA g−1, a substantial discharge capacity of 422 mAh g−1 is delivered.
Close 2-year examination of the groundwater dynamics at two of the lakes that showed substantial discharge, did not show great seasonal groundwater discharge variations.
The salinity of high-temperature inclusions is higher (16 %–22 %) and should be the record of the middle and late stages of diagenesis when the salinity increased with the substantial discharge of formation water, and the organic matter was discharged at mature and highly mature stages.
However, the results presented here indicate that concentrations of pharmaceuticals for WWTPs receiving substantial discharges from a PFF can exceed 1000 μg/L.
However, a study in India (25) found pharmaceutical concentrations as high as 31 000 μg/L in a WWTP effluent that receives substantial discharges from PMFs, and these discharges have resulted in nearby groundwater and surface water concentrations as high as 2500 μg/L (26).
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Several visible groundwater seeps within the reach (SI Figure 9) provided independent confirmation of substantial groundwater discharge and good hydrologic connectivity between the shallow groundwater system and the stream.
By contrast, the median total pharmaceutical concentration in samples from NY2 effluent (26 μg/L) and NY3 effluent (450 μg/L), both of which receive substantial PFF discharge, were significantly higher than that for NY1 effluent.
