Sentence examples for under sewage from inspiring English sources

But other toxic heavy metals like Cr, Ni, Pb, and Cd did not accumulate in soil significantly under sewage irrigation.

The HAs extracted from a Typic Achrortox under sewage sludge applications were characterized by electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) spectroscopy.

A new test method suited for the assessment of the anaerobic biodegradability of surfactant under sewage plant simulation conditions is proposed.

Thus, there is the need for an easy-to-carry out test method suited for the assessment of the anaerobic biodegradability of surfactant under sewage plant simulation conditions.

Based on these considerations, we have chosen the method DIN 38414, part 8 as the starting point for the development of a new method for determining the ultimate anaerobic biodegradation of organic substances under sewage plant simulation conditions.

This anaerobic biodegradation under sewage digester conditions test (AnBUSDiC test) is particularly suitable for testing chemicals used in consumer products which, if used in accordance with the relevant instructions, are found practically quantitatively in the wastewater and therefore also in the anaerobic treatment stage of municipal sewage plants.

She notes that most sanitation standards are 35 years old, and don't represent current understanding about the effects of dumping under-treated sewage in a closed system like an ocean.

This cross sectional study will compare an exposed population (under-ground sewage workers) to a control group (office workers).

But is this Big Pharma's fault, or the fault of people seeking a better headache remedy, or of communities that under-invest in sewage plants or approve too many culverts and parking lots so that slow-moving streams no longer filter and decompose contaminants?

Viewers were indeed so enchanted by the Fey-Poehler juggernaut that some of the more off-putting things celebrities did during Sunday night's broadcast were almost completely swept under the sewage-soaked red carpet.

And those overflows are now being used more than ever – around 50 times a year – dumping raw sewage under the noses of present-day MPs in Westminster.