Examples of using Sediments in English and their translations into Swedish
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are primarily found in sediments of polluted lakes and rivers.
As sediments act as sinks for many pollutants, these chemicals continue to a public health concern
mediate toxic metal contamination in sediments, ground waters and soils.
These chemical compounds, known as alkenones, can be found in marine sediments long after other soft parts of the organisms have decomposed.
in the field on a pilot scale in contaminated soils, sediments, groundwater, and wastewater.
Decomposition of organic matter in the water and sediments consumes oxygen
The accumulation of phosphorus in the sediments is closely linked to the accumulation of organic matter(living or dead plant and animal material) that contains nitrogen and phosphorus.
Sediments were pushed together to form sedimentary rocks,
In summary it is likely that the sediments do contribute to levels of PCDD/F in coastal ecosystems of the Bothnian Bay, although the significance of this contribution is still uncertain.
causing nutrients sealed in the sediments to be recycled into the water column.
also the soft part of the organism may be recorded in sediments.
tend to have higher mineral contents than raised bogs due to the sediments contained in the water flows that feed them.
hazardous chemicals from the sediments.
For instance removing phosphorus-rich sediments and adding substances to bind phosphorus in the sediments.
it is the phosphorus that has accumulated over the past century and that moves between the sediments and water column.
excess nutrients are stored in seabed sediments, Clare Bradshaw explains.
This is used, for example, in fish farming to oxygenate water in lower layers and/or oxidize the sediments.
mustard yellow sediments, as shifting as the nuances of a watercolour.
In periods with strong currents and waves sediments in shallow areas may be lifted up into the overlying water again
When a DNA containing solution is spun at very high rotational speed, DNA sediments in the tube in a density-dependent manner.