Sentence examples for transpired by from inspiring English sources

The fraction of MTBE removed from the hydroponic systems correlated well with volume of water transpired by the plants; the correlation enabled computation of the MTBE transpiration stream concentration factor of approximately 1, an important parameter for the design of engineered MTBE phytoremediation systems.

Boris announced innocently that he was here to "celebrate" immigration – although mainly, it transpired, by vowing to reduce it.

Because it is no longer taken up and transpired by trees, the water table rises closer to the forest floor, which can create more swampy areas.

The fraction of a total annual precipitation (∼2100 mm) transpired by shrub and forest cover differed (8% versus 22%) roughly in proportion to differences in the leaf area index (2.2 versus 5.0).

"We are aware of other reports of fatalities that have transpired by unofficial means but we cannot confirm them," said Héctor M. Pesquera, secretary of the public safety department.

Neither could a subject surmise that a PCE had transpired by remembering a "before" and an "after," with an unaccounted for middle.

It transpires, by the way, that Liverpool is not actually about Liverpool at all, in the same way that Brazil was not really about Brazil and Japon never set foot in Japan.

Soon it was being authoritatively proclaimed that atomic terrorists could "destroy civilization as we know it" and that it was likely that a nuclear terrorist attack on the United States would transpire by 2014.

Based on the system utilized for the current study, a different scenario may transpire by which fleas acquire new R. felis infection via consumption of L. bostrychophila.

But, no, the faraway look was, it transpired, occasioned by an excess of earthly spirit and he simply wanted to cadge a cigarette".

"If you want to know what happened or what transpired — blow by blow or what words were said — I'm sorry, you're not going to know," Yost said, his voice rising.