Sentence examples for total water yield from inspiring English sources
This resulted in the decrease of total water yield shown in Fig. 21.
These practices had great effect in increasing groundwater recharge, groundwater flow, percolation and total water yield.
The greatest post-fire affect on total water yield was predicted for the O'Shannassy catchment.
The increase in evaporation from canopy and irrigated farms can also explain for the observed decrease in total water yield (Fig. 19).
Such land use/cover changes will decrease the total water yield by nearly 13% while increasing evapotranspiration and surface runoff by approximately 8 and 18%, respectively.
These include a decrease of the total water yield and the lateral flow components by 32 mm/year (~ 13%) and 34 mm/year (~ 49%) (Fig. 19).
The removal of native forest for rangeland or croplands (by −20 km2) is likely to have contributed to the increase in total annual water yield, through an increase in annual baseflow by 25 mm.
Total annual water yield calculated as P minus (Et + I) was somewhat higher for the SEC (2441 mm) than for the MAT (2077 mm), and mainly reflects the difference in I. Mean annual Q was also higher for the SEC (1527 mm) than for the MAT (1338 mm), and consisted mostly of baseflow (∼90%).
Analyses of the total water in NAMs yield the maximum water contents of about 2,500 ppm and about 3,500 ppm, respectively, in garnet and omphacite at UHP conditions (Chen et al. 2011; Gong et al. 2013).
Although it is possible that better measures of total water intake could yield more refined exposure estimates that would reveal some misclassification of total lifetime CDBP exposure in our study, the lack of suggestive evidence for any impact on risk of adjustment for tap water intake makes it unlikely that our analysis is missing important risk effects.
