Sentence examples for water consequences from inspiring English sources
Her analysis of the potential water consequences of foreign direct investment in Ethiopia and the Upper Blue Nile show that the new farms, depending on what they grow, will increase plant water demand by as much as 87%, which would translate into a reduction of flow in some rivers of up to 19%.
Like ripples on the water, the consequences of what happened to Magnitsky will continue to spread ever outward.
This explains why the control group without ethanol as a solvent shows less growth rate regarding shoot length than the solvent control and the treatment groups (Figure 3A) because already least concentrations of ethanol cause a decline in O2 and increase of CO2 in the water in consequence of its microbial degradation.
Peripheral services to pumps, such as seal water or certain consequences of pump design, can combine to create true product-transfer process efficiency.
Cementitious grouts injected by vacuum pressure techniques are expected to loose part of the free mixing water with direct consequences on fluidity and penetrability.
According to achieved consequences, water solvent is the best environment because the studied system of the interaction of fluorouracil with CNT according to reaction 1 has the most negative values of ΔG.
When two very different bodies of water mix, unexpected consequences ensue, like the jellyfish invasion in the Mediterranean thanks to the Suez Canal.
As in most parts of rural Eritrea, especially in hard-to-reach mountainous areas, the scarcity of water has serious consequences on children's health.
While chloroplasts easily swell or shrink depending on intracellular water content, with consequences for the thylakoid fine structure, functionally the location of the photosynthetic electron transport chain affects the mitochondrial cristae ultrastructure less (Kirst 1990).
So far, so standard "fish-out-of-water with hilarious consequences" fare.
"Nothing like this has ever happened before in the history of Saudi Arabia, giving the sense the kingdom is entering into unchartered waters with unknown consequences".
