Sentence examples for time for remediation from inspiring English sources

Figure 2 exhibits the effect of continuous air flushing time for remediation 10%% polluted soil in absence and presence of surfactant solutions, it is clear a linear relationship between removing oil with surfactant concentrations and inverse relationship with flushing time.

Conducting audits sufficiently early for sites to benefit from using results to prevent future problems and to allow sufficient time for remediation were also significant considerations, as such instant feedback appeared to promote more effective site management.

This algorithm adjusted for time differences between identification of the index case and development of subsequent cases, as well as adjusted for time needed for remediation and re-habitation.

The assessment of each scenario of treatment is based on estimate of time required for remediation and the extent of removal of contaminants.

The assessment of each scenario of treatment is based on estimate of time required for remediation; and the extent of removal of contaminants (petroleum hydrocarbon and salts).

The results indicate that within the 50 year time frame for remediation (2013 2063), the simulated reduction in concentration is not sufficient to reach the clean-up target of 0.01 mg/L of total petroleum hydrocarbon.

Ultimately, the bioaugmentation strategy may depend on the degree of contamination and the time frame available for remediation.

This hybrid approach results (on average) in only 2 anthrax cases, and the mean remediation time for the lightly contaminated rooms is 5.9 years.

Third, the stricter environmental laws in Europe limit food production on contaminated lands (European Union, 2000), so that more lands can be available for remediation although a long cleanup time would be required to reach the remediation target.

Try keeping them after school for remediation.

The 1980 Superfund law states that polluters, not taxpayers, must pay for remediation of disaster sites.