Sentence examples for water substantially from inspiring English sources

The agency standard of 10 parts per billion, the equivalent of one teaspoon per 1.3 million gallons of water, substantially reduced the previously acceptable level of 50 parts per billion.

The demonstration project aims to have farmers produce 200 bushels of corn per acre, while allowing pivot sprinklers to spray the field with only 12 inches of water, substantially less than usual.

Because of intense water loss, the ability to retain salt and hence water substantially increased the chances of survival, which induced slave traders to select captives on the basis of the salt on their skin.

Seawater Reverse Osmosis (SWRO) technology, driven by the impressive development in membrane materials, modules and process design, currently shows an overall energy consumption of 3 4 kW h per m3 of desalted water, substantially lower than thermal systems; however, the theoretical energy demand to produce 1 m3 of potable water from 2 m3 of seawater (50% recovery factor) is 1.1 kW h.

Effective filtration of drinking water substantially reduces the risk that infectious oocysts will pass into treated water, although residual low-level, intermittent contamination is possible.

The highest levels of 7- O- β-glucosides of calycosin, pseudobaptigenin and formononetin (275.57, 125.37 and 147.28 mg/100 g DW, respectively) were recorded for cultures grown in the absence of light, whereas coconut water substantially promoted biomass growth.

Chile and South Africa have both raised water prices substantially, but have acted to protect the poorest.

"Planned dams at the Inga Falls could harness 83% of the river's annual discharge and could divert water and substantially reduce flow for miles downstream," the study said.

U.S.D.A. data shows that the amount of farmland erosion nationwide from water fell substantially from the early 1980s to the mid-1990s, then largely stagnated.

Water harvesting substantially reduced sediment yield leaving the watershed.

In arid Southwest Arabia spatio-temporal patterning of land and water resources substantially shaped the lives and livelihoods of ancient peoples.