Sentence examples for water origin from inspiring English sources

The value of rNa/rCl exceeds unity reflecting the meteoric water origin.

The hydrochemical coefficient rNa/rCl exceeds unity and more than that of seawater (0.87) reflecting the meteoric water origin.

The observed narrow cluster of all δ-values in groundwater (between May and June rainfall) along the NMWL (Fig. 3) indicates meteoric water origin and recharge.

(a) The groundwater of Dammam aquifer is characterized by a meteoric water origin, neutral to slightly alkaline pH of excessively mineralized and slightly brackish water.

Therefore, this contribution details the water quality and water origin in selected hand-dug wells of one the most prominent mining areas in Kenya Kakamega Countyy).

Hence, because of its wide distribution in coal and overburden rocks, especially of fluvial water origin, pyrite may be recognized as the major source of acidic drainage in the mine as well as this part of Bangladesh (Uddin 2003).

Although we can never unequivocally confirm an exact evolutionary history from phylogenetic topologies, the most parsimonious interpretation of our data supports both deep-sea and shallow water origins for extant Enoplid taxa.

δD and δ18O of all the samples plot along meteoric water lines, indicating a meteoric water-origin.

Although it remains to be seen whether additional groups of marine organisms have diversified from deep to shallow-water environments, possible deep-water origins of other animal groups, such as neogastropod mollusks [14], [15] and reef fishes [27], suggest that the deep sea has contributed repeatedly to the formation of shallow-water communities.

The middle water's origin is in the intermediate water layers of the Kuroshio off the coast of Kyushu that enter the Sea of Japan via the Tsushima Current during the winter and spring.

Sulfate sodium type of meteoric water in origin and associated sulfates is derived from terrestrial conditions.