Sentence examples for water constituting from inspiring English sources

Ninety-seven percent of all the water is in the oceans, and, of the fresh water constituting the remainder, three-fourths is locked up in glacial ice and most of the rest is in the ground.

Bicarbonate, chloride, sodium and calcium are the dominant dissolved ions in the Pratapgarh surface water, constituting 51, 17, 12 and 6%% of the TDS, respectively, along with secondary contributions from sulphate (5%%) and magnesium (5%%).

Aliquots of this 15N2-enriched water were then added to the incubation bottles, with the enriched water constituting no more than 10% of the total sample volume.

In the light of the suggestion that resveratrol at 0.01% in the drinking water (constituting a dose of ∼15 mg kg−1 per day) decreased adenoma multiplicity in the Apc Min /+ mouse model (Schneider et al, 2001), the results described here render a comparison of resveratrol and DMU 212 in this model appropriate, and such experiments are currently planned in this laboratory.

has criminalized amphibians, claiming that "choosing to live both on land and in water constitutes gross promiscuity".

Although inland saline water constitutes some 45 percent of total inland water, it is largely concentrated in only a few deep lakes, principally the Caspian Sea.

These countries coincide closely with semi-arid and dry sub-humid hydroclimates, savannahs and steppe ecosystems, where rainfed agriculture is the dominating source of food, and where water constitutes a key limiting factor to crop growth.

Tahini mixed with garlic, lemon juice, and salt and thinned with water constitutes taratoor, a sauce that is eaten as a dip with Arab bread as part of a selection of meze, or hors d'oeuvres.

Seawater and brackish water constitute ~ 97% of the water on Earth.

Soil erosion by water constitutes a serious problem affecting various countries.

On a global scale, fresh water constitutes approximately 2.5% on earth and groundwater constitutes only 0.76% of fresh water.