Sentence examples for substantially less water from inspiring English sources
Cemfree also requires substantially less water than conventionally produced concrete.
There is information on conventional sanitary sewage (Henze et al., 2001; Tchobanoglous et al., 2003) but this material has a different composition to fresh feces and urine which has not undergone any degradation processes and will have substantially less water or gray water addition.
The demonstration project aims to have farmers produce 200 bushels of corn per acre, while allowing pivot sprinklers to spray the field with only 12 inches of water, substantially less than usual.
Beyond these values, column performance shows substantially less sensitivity to increasing holdup volume or water flow rate.
While the pH reduction released by the water vapor exposure was substantially less than observed in the submersion phase, a reduction in the yarn tensile strength of some of the fibers was observed during this phase of the study.
Macropodids fed substantially less when a predatory cue was present compared to the water control.
Female controls consumed substantially less alcohol than males; their fluid consumption was as follows: water (50%), milk (23%), coffee (12%), juice (5%), wine (3%), and other beverages (7%).
And they would argue that, if forced to show substantially less assets, a financial institution is more likely to be considered under water and a candidate to be taken over by the Feds.
Despite ammonium to ortho-phosphorus ratios in sediment flux substantially less than Redfield, ammonium flux provided a larger fraction of growth needs due to low levels of water column DIN concentrations (averaging 1.0 μmol L−1).
Overall, Antarctic masses experienced substantially less O2 drawdown than masses from the NE Pacific; average central O2 in the Antarctic even in still water was >60% of saturation.
Bacteroidetes and SAR 11 contributed substantially less to the 16S rRNA than to the 16S rDNA clone library in both surface and deep waters (Fig. 4b).
