One recent complaint was resolved, Mr. Ponturo said, when investigators found that a mothball smell in bottled water stemmed from the fact that the homeowner had stored the bottle alongside mothballs.
In addition, the increase in salinity of surface waters stems from the discharge of high salt concentrations of waste effluents (Chapman 1996; Thilagavathi et al. 2012).
A remarkable impulse to the knowledge of Caribbean species diversity, particularly from deep waters, stemmed from several scientific cruises conducted in the late nineteenth century.
Meteorological variables, soil moisture content, leaf water potential, stem water potential and leaf gas exchange measurements were performed along the irrigation season.
Farmers' motivation for saving water stems from the North Plains district's regulations on pumping from the Ogallala.
But, from talking with fellow hydrophobes, I have discovered something we almost all share: more times than not, our fear of water stems from one intensely bad experience that came during our childhoods.
For example, the year 2002 has a Yang Water Stem on the Horse Branch.
While natural gas plants burn their fuel more cleanly than coal plants, people who live near drilling sites have complained about air and water pollution stemming from exploration.
The protections, imposed under the federal Endangered Species Act, have recently grown stricter, compounding water shortages stemming from the state's three-year drought.
SLA: specific leaf area, LWC: leaf water content, RWC: root water content, SWC: stem water content.
