Sentence examples for volume supplied from inspiring English sources

Efficiencies are quantified in relation to rainfall volume, supplied potable water volume and volume of wastewater treated.

Using this water supply as control data and assuming the water consumption structures in 2010 and 2020 are identical, we calculate the water volume supplied by the South-to-North Water Diversion to industries, construction and services, and use these derived values to further calculate water supply's output effect to various departments of Beijing and the overall benefit to Beijing's economy.

The median tidal volume supplied by these students was 619 ml and ranged from 317 to 1790 ml (IQR 515 to 825 ml; n = 52).

This significant decrease in the fiber diameter at the lower mass flow rate may have been due to the formation of a smaller Taylor cone due to the decreased volume supplied from the polymer melt.

The effective tissue volume supplied by a capillary actually increases as the degree of capillary stopped-flow increases; hence, local capillary oxygen extraction necessarily increases to meet the increased oxygen demand imposed on it by the increased tissue volume surrounding it.

India is the fourth largest producer of prescription drugs by volume, supplying 22% of the world's generics and a significant proportion of vaccines to the developing world [ 15].

Often isolated in quarantine, she voraciously read books and poetry, with many of the volumes supplied by a favorite cousin, a poet.

The results showed that the supply air volume, supply air and zone set point temperatures, auxiliary electrical volume, volume of the DHW tank, orientation and tilt angle and the collector area could influenced mostly the total energy use.

To test this hypothesis, we used two different basal rates of volume supply (to mimic 'restrictive' and 'wet' approaches), supplemented by additional volume boli, when clinically relevant and commonly used physiological variables such as urinary output or filling pressures decreased.

If necessary, 50% glucose solution was administered to maintain blood glucose of 3.5 to 6 mmol/l, and the standard infusion rate was adjusted to maintain unchanged basal volume supply.

Despite major differences in volume supply, differences in hemodynamic responses between the groups were either modest or appeared late: the most prominent difference was progressive pulmonary artery hypertension and increased cardiac filling pressures in the high-volume groups, especially in peritonitis.