Sentence examples for water excluding from inspiring English sources

Agriculture sucks up about 80% of the state's water (excluding the half that is reserved for environmental uses).

There will be a reduced rate of 13% to cover a limited set of goods, that includes energy, basic foods, hotels and water (excluding sewage).

Second, we need to reduce the bureaucratic hurdles to using small- and medium-scale rainwater harvesting and gray water (that is, waste water excluding toilet water) on private lands, rather than funneling all runoff to huge, costly and vulnerable reservoirs behind downstream dams.

When MH forms in sediments, it consists mainly of CH4 and water, excluding salt from the ambient SW (e.g., Sloan and Koh [2008]).

Although the raw data are still not publicly available, the summary of the official report indicated that 85.23% of rural households boiled their water before drinking and 5.11% treated their water (excluding boiling).

Epidemiological studies were classified as a) occupational studies; b) population-based studies in areas with relatively high environmental arsenic exposure (≥ 150 µg/L in drinking water); c) population-based studies in areas with lower arsenic exposure (< 150 µg/L in drinking water) excluding NHANES studies; and d) NHANES studies.

Polar residues, as K665 and D664, are extremely solvatable in water solution, making weaker interactions with other polar solvents than when they are in a water excluded patch54.

Investigation of dynamics and the effects of hydration on the peptide are consistent with a rigid, water excluded structure, which has implications for the likely mechanism of intrinsic fibril fluorescence.

We calculate the lifetime L of a glucose molecule prior to absorption as the reciprocal of the fraction of glucose absorbed per unit time: L = #   glucose   molecules   per   unit   excluded   volume (Uptake   rate   per   cell ) × (#   cells   per   unit   excluded   volume ), where 'excluded volume' refers to the volume of water excluded by the yeast cells.

They had no objection to the development of a standard for bottled or packaged waters excluding natural mineral water.

Five different diary cards were produced, each one relating to a particular activity as follows: Household characteristics, toilet use, garden watering, outside water use (excluding garden watering) and laundry use.