Sentence examples for water for the reference from inspiring English sources

Mn is thought to be better absorbed from water than from food, which is why the U.S. EPA proposed a modifying factor of three for assessing exposure to Mn from drinking water for the reference dose (RfD) (U.S. EPA 2004).

Open image in new window Fig. 15 Water cuts for the reference case (red), the initial model (black) and the final one (blue).

The U.S. EPA action level of 15 ppb for drinking water was the reference standard for water results (U.S. EPA 1991).

The electroacoustic efficiency factor determined at system resonance through electromechanical characterization in degassed water as the reference medium is 88.7% for the device in question.

Inserting an equivalent amount of water into the reference path, e. g. for dispersion compensation, would lead to a more severe broadening of the PSF.

Drawing Room, SE1, Sun to 12 Mar OB The title of Jan Pleitner's exhibition, Water For The Tribe, is a reference to Frank Herbert's Dune ("A man's flesh is his own; the water belongs to the tribe").

The total water content was minimized through the use of an optimum SP dosage that resulted in water reductions of 18%, 15%and11%1% respectively for the reference mixtures of w/b = 0.5, w/b = 0.55, and w/b = 0.6, which leads to the same percentage reductions of cement.

Numerical and experimental results show good agreement; for the reference cell and water pond cell, the difference between the numerical and experimental average indoor temperature becomes 0.1 K in both cases.

(A) 5-day running average of mean daily temperature (Tmean) and mean daily temperature for the reference period (T1961 1990), (B) mean daily total available soil water for 2010 and 2011 (TAWmean) and the reference period (T1961 1990), and (C) sunshine duration in hours per day in 2010 and 2011 (Sunmean) and the reference period (Sun1961 1990) at the two field sites Schluchsee and Wiesloch.

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Women not using immersion in water for pain relief were the reference category in all analyses.