Sentence examples for water trends from inspiring English sources
And unlike the weather, which is highly variable anyway, these water trends build up more slowly, even through wet and dry years, so we can easily tell that, yes, things are getting worse.
Although Plasmodiophorida infecting agricultural plants are classified as soil-borne pathogens, one should note that at agricultural sites the soil water trends to be at high and at constant levels because of irrigation during the growing season.
When the ChCl/water was lower than 1.75 in the ternary mixture, water trended to be bound to the salt and could not affect the lipase activity.
In a concession to the designer-water trend, the city now produces plastic bottles -- "New York City Water: It Hits the Spot" -- that are distributed to school children and community groups, with instructions to fill with tap water.
Jicaro Island Ecolodge, Nicaragua Arrival at this island ecolodge on Lake Nicaragua involves a private boat, naturally, and the on-water trend continues with artisanal fishing from a wooden boat and sunset kayaking.
If current urban growth and water use trends follow our projections, more species will trend toward threatened or endangered status and, perhaps, extinction (Table S2).
Health researcher Joseph Mangano, Executive Director of the Radiation and Public Health Project, says: "Reactors routinely emit a portion of high level waste into local air and water... Trends in Strontium 90 near reactors were similar to trends in local child cancer rates".
The major bond rating agencies — Moody's, Standard & Poor's and Fitch Ratings — all disputed the study's general conclusion that they did not give enough weight to water supply trends in establishing their municipal water bond ratings.
Third, we only examined long-term temporal and water availability trends.
Water quality trends and dynamic behavior of aquatic systems to varying environmental input conditions are examined.
Water quality trends were spatially autocorrelated with distinct spatial variations within the basin.
