Sentence examples for total conventional from inspiring English sources

At the same time, total conventional milk sales decreased 2 percent.

While the United States consumes a quarter of the world's oil, it only possesses a mere three percent of the total conventional reserves.

In total, conventional pharmaceuticals accounted for 58.3% of all medications prescribed.

In contrast, they were the more frequent events detected in the present cross (total conventional crossovers = 79, total double crossovers = 109).

In July, the EPA proposed reducing the amount of biofuel required to be blended into gasoline and diesel to 19.24 billion gallons for next year, but kept the total for conventional biofuels at current levels.

Sediment lost as silt + clay was from 58 to 78% of the total under conventional and from 30 to 39% under strip tillage.

It has been conservatively estimated that the reserve of world oil shale resources is about 8.0 trillion barrels, while the total known conventional oil resources have a lower reserve of 2.4 trillion barrels [2, 3, 4].

In total, 347 conventional photographs of melanocytic and non-melanocytic skin lesions were retrospectively reviewed, and manually segmented by two groups of physicians, dermatologists and general practitioners, as well as by an automated segmentation software program, JSEG.

In the high scenario, the total non-conventional oil production will grow considerably in future and reach its peak around 2070, with a peak production of about 350 Mt/year; while in the low scenario, the total non-conventional oil will reach a peak production of about 50 Mt/year much earlier, in 2023 (See Fig. 2).

Based on this Wang et al. (2016a), China's total non-conventional oil production is more likely to peak at 2021, at a peak production of close to 65 Mt/year.

Therefore, the conventional total potential energy approach is extended by introducing an extended total potential energy-like functional capable of describing inelastic processes in which equilibrium holds between available and the required force for producing a change in structure.