Sentence examples for upgrading treatment from inspiring English sources

Most of the $200 million earmarked for the Sound under New York State's Clean Air and Clean Water Bond Act, and the more than $200 million budgeted by Connecticut for the Sound, is intended to lower nitrogen levels by upgrading treatment plants.

Due to its high geospatial resolution, our CFM can also facilitate the prioritization of actions, such as identifying regions where reducing contamination sources or upgrading treatment plants is most pertinent to achieve targeted pollutant removal or to protect drinking water resources.

Water quality should improve as investments are made in upgrading treatment facilities, building green infrastructure, and restoring wetlands and habitat.

With this kind of upgrading treatment we could have, in the not too distant future, more than one human species on Earth again".

With this kind of upgrading treatment we could have, in the not too distant future, more than one human species on Earth again". Harari is by no means the first to suggest this. Lee Silver notoriously made that prediction -- which he seemed to relish -- in Remaking Eden, which was first published in 1997.

The task of upgrading treatment machines and inadequate equipment were seen as barriers at all four cancer centres.

The government wants to upgrade treatment systems nationwide while keeping water prices affordable.

Transportation officials argued that their proposal included significant environmental improvements: preservation and restoration of endangered wildlife habitats, upgraded treatment of highway runoff and $100 million for state parks.

In this context, routine biomarkers (C-reactive protein, CRP; erythrocyte sedimentation rate, ESR), rheumatoid factor, anti-cyclic citrullinated peptide antibodies, HLA-B27 expression, imaging features, or the need for upgraded treatment, usually enable accurate diagnosis.

This finding is likely the result of our standard hospital practice to upgrade treatment of the sickest patients from oral metronidazole to oral vancomycin, intravenous metronidazole, rectal vancomycin, or a combination of these, so that exposure to these antimicrobial drugs was more likely to have been a surrogate marker of severe disease.

We assumed that removal efficiencies of up to 75% can be achieved by upgrading secondary treatment; beyond 75%, tertiary treatment is needed.