Sentence examples for water intervention from inspiring English sources

The "saved" water that is created by any water intervention has to be allocated to another beneficial use in order for that water to have some value to another user – including leaving the water in the river or aquifer for environmental needs.

The impact could potentially be greater, owing to the proliferation of piospheres in the Kenyan rangelands as a water intervention measure.

We investigated fluoride and arsenic concentrations in deep-well water (intervention areas) versus shallow water (non-intervention areas), and compared corresponding rates of dental fluorosis in children.

Methods and models for the quantitative assessment of operational safety and estimation of safety integrity levels for ROV are seldom available in the deep water intervention industry.

Having assessed the validity and reliability of the modified HWIAS, we examine how differences in levels of access to safe water influence reported levels of water insecurity as well as amount of money and time savings, post the water intervention.

This study therefore sought to establish the effect of piospheres on plant species composition, diversity, and richness in the southern rangelands of Kajiado County, Kenya, in order to provide insights for designing water intervention strategies that will enhance pastoral livelihoods without adversely affecting vegetation.

We reviewed these 26 publications for detailed descriptions of the water treatment intervention, theoretical rationales for the behavioral intervention, and descriptions of the evaluation.

This study establishes an innovative approach to evaluating water interventions that can be used in program design and evaluation.

Therefore, there is need for conclusive insights on the piospheric effect on soil physio-chemical characteristics because such information is useful in developing sustainable water interventions for improved water availability in the rangelands.

Nevertheless, there have been no studies conducted in Kenya, especially in the southern rangelands where water interventions have been widely undertaken to alleviate water shortage and enhance pastoral livelihoods (Opiyo et al. 2015).

The study assessed the effect of piospheres on soil physio-chemical characteristics in the southern rangelands of Kajiado, Kenya, in order to provide evidence-based insights that will be useful in guiding future water interventions.