Sentence examples for waste estimated from inspiring English sources
Recovery and recycling mode: Depending on the services of the MATE, Algeria has the ability to recover an amount of waste estimated at 760,000 tons/year (Table 6), in which paper is the essential part in the possibility of recovery and recycling with a quantity of 385,000 tons/year.
Yet, much of this goes to waste, estimated at 70percentt of total production.
A study on food waste estimated that insects on a single block in New York City can scarf down the equivalent of 300 to 500 hot dogs over the course of a year.
At the Rochester Institute of Technology, which stopped using trays last summer, the manager of the Grace Watson Dining Hall, one of five on campus, said she had seen a marked drop in food waste, estimating that the school saved 10percentt on food spending despite rising ingredient costs.
Combining the unit cost options and the possible waste provided best-case (WAC, no waste) and worst-case (AWP, with waste) estimates of additional inpatient costs attributable to daptomycin of $235 and $665, respectively.
In either instance, the DOT will establish a rapid response investigative team, which is required to quickly characterize the waste, estimate the volume requiring remediation, and initiate an interim removal action.
The region of Souss-Massa generates huge quantities of organic horticultural wastes estimated up to 1,307,465 tons·year−1,307,465
This diagnosis concludes that there is a potential of organic wastes estimated up to 1 Million of dry matter year−1, and 13 million euro worth of N, P, and K can be generated by composting all horticultural wastes.
The degree of wasting (estimated either by BMI and MUAC) was associated with more advanced immunosuppression (CD4 cell count <100 cells/mm, p<0.001).
The source and types of packaging waste, remains, soil and hazardous waste were estimated in detail and were compared with other studies.
Global food waste estimates are mainly based on old statistics recycled into 'new' estimates.
