Sentence examples for water to indicate from inspiring English sources

Participants were asked to respond yes or no and, to the question of exposure for tap water, to indicate the number of glasses drunk per day.

For empirical approaches, it is concluded that using, e.g. "soil water depletion fraction" or "soil water potential" to indicate the limit of readily available soil water is an arbitrary choice.

In a study to trace groundwater salinization processes in coastal aquifers in Italy, Mongelli et al. (2013) analyzed the use of stable isotopes and observed from the δ 18O and δD plot that most of the waters fall between the regional meteoric water line and the global meteoric water line, to indicate that are meteoric in origin.

"We had no weapons aboard Traveler, so when the pirates came alongside we tossed them a water bottle to indicate we were friendly," Michael said.

The band decided to name themselves The Headhunters, taking the name from the term "headchopper," which blues musician Muddy Waters used to indicate that he had supplanted another band in a gig.

Residual sodium carbonate (RSC) index of irrigation/soil water is used to indicate the alkalinity hazard of soil.

Dissolved oxygen in fresh water is measured to indicate the health of plant and animal life.

Through experiments done in chicken breast we show that the average phase increases from around 110° to 130° when the background medium is changed from water to glycerol, indicating that the average of the phase fluctuation can be used to sense changes in refractive index deep within tissue.

MOIST, an indication of water surplus or deficit, is intended to indicate vegetation water availability.

It will give information about the differences between the borehole and the spring water sources by comparing one another to indicate which water source is better for drinking.

As water loss often occurs concomitantly with plant damage, changes in fresh weight can be used to indicate water loss and growth retardation of rice plants under cold stress (Bonnecarrère et al. [2011]).