Sentence examples for water determinants from inspiring English sources

The knowledge base contained 35 articles linking Norovirus and water determinants.

For example, in the case of Listeria sp., the preponderance of connections is weighted toward food determinants, but for Cryptosporidium sp. water determinants are more significant.

Figure 3 reveals a wealth of low-resolution data for food and water determinants for most of the pathogens studied, which are visible through a crater-like data ring.

It illustrates that air and water temperature determinants of Campylobacter sp. have been extensively studied.

This proportion was lower for the other pathogens studied (Campylobacter sp. 40%, Salmonella sp. 27%, Norovirus 25%, Listeria sp. 8%), but they all displayed a distinct concentration of information on general food-and water-related determinants or effects, albeit with little detail.

We investigated the structural and energetic determinants underlying water permeation through peptidic nanopores, motivated by recent experimental findings that indicate that water mobility in single-file water channels displays nonlinear length dependence.

Nitrogen content is one of the primary determinants of water body's trophic state index (TSI).

The environmental variables utilised in the PLS and RK models demonstrate the importance of air temperature and annual water deficit as key determinants of both productivity measures.

The authors find that higher temperatures and less rainfall increase irrigation, and most importantly that the tails of precipitation distributions and water availability are primary determinants of presence of irrigation.

Soil moisture and surface water conditions are key determinants of plant community composition and ecosystem function, and predicting such conditions is an important step in understanding the ecological consequences of environmental change.

These measurements were collected to characterize the study population in terms of determinants of water requirements.