Sentences with phrase «percent water based»

This unique 80 percent water based BB cream is made of various fruit extracts and Alaskan glacial water that gives it a bouncy texture.

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The previously estimated 22 percent death of shallow water corals has now increased to 29 percent, based on the latest figures.

Did you know that producing a half gallon of plant - based beverages requires on average 77 percent less water than producing the same amount on conventional dairy milk.

Based on the Coca - Cola system's global water replenishment projects to date, the system is balancing the equivalent of an estimated 94 percent of the water used in its finished -LSB-...]

According to the company, making the plant - based burger uses 99 percent less land, 85 percent less water, and emits 89 percent less greenhouse gas than traditional beef production.

Based on instrumental records of oxygen in the lake water, the scientists calculated that since 1946 the amount of oxygenated lake - bottom habitat decreased by 38 percent.

Previous techniques could identify only 1 percent of the plant - based carbon in the water.

Gravity - based water systems can meet 10 to 15 percent of their power needs with LucidPipes, and at an attractive price.

A study of Alaska, for example, found that adaptation of the state's infrastructure — roads, airports, water systems, public buildings and telecommunications — would cost 13 percent less by 2030 than if the state did maintenance on a case - by - case basis.

«Glacier coverage has, on the other hand, decreased by 12 percent, and that is more than plenty of additional water to explain the increase in river base flow.

Based on his experience in the Rio Santa — where it was once assumed that 80 percent of water in the basin came from glacier melt — Mark said he expects to find that the impact of monsoon water is greatly underestimated in the Himalayas.

Lead author Zachary Crannell, a graduate student based at Rice's BioScience Research Collaborative, said the disease, usually transmitted through drinking water, accounts for 20 percent of childhood diarrheal deaths in developing countries.

The spectra also hint that water must have been abundant in the area where the comet formed and that Tempel 1 is not as carbon - rich as some of its peers; carbon - based materials appear to make up only 20 percent of this comet compared to as much as 50 percent of others.

A web - based irrigation system developed by researchers at the University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences saved 21 percent in water use without reducing growth of container - grown landscape plants, a new study shows.

It can then be sucked back out as the natural gas is extracted from the reservoir, meaning that there is a virtually complete recovery of the fracking fluid; water - based methods have roughly a 50 percent recovery rate.

Some climate models suggest that, at current CO2 emissions levels, 80 percent of Arctic waters could prove corrosive to clams, pteropods and other species at the base of the polar food chain by 2060, the new statement said.

Based on its estimated bolometric luminosity, the distance from HR 4523 A where an Earth - type planet would be «comfortable» with liquid water is centered around 0.88 AU — between the orbital distance of Venus and Earth in the Solar System, with an orbital period about 330 days, or about 90 percent of an Earth year.

The plants were grown in sandy and clay soil previously mixed with lignite - derived humic substances and subjected to four different irrigation levels — 20, 40, 60 and 80 percent irrigation — based on soil water - holding capacity.

With the help of the nanotechnology - based catalyst which contains multiple reaction sites, the solution of carbon dioxide dissolved in water turned into ethanol with a yield of 63 percent.

It's hard to imagine liquid water in a place as frigid as Antarctic, but due to heat from the earth and friction against the base of the ice, 55 percent of the West Antarctic ice sheet actually rests on water.

The researchers used KSM - 66, a water - based extract that consisted of 5 percent withanolides.

Also, there is a group based at Cornell University working to shift the world to a rice farming method that uses up to 50 percent less water while increasing yields, thus saving precious water while reducing the amount of arsenic in the rice produced.

«You can never have 100 percent confidence» based on a water sample, he said.

The Base Flood Elevation, or BFE shown on the Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM) for high - risk flood zones indicates the water surface elevation resulting from a flood that has a one percent chance of equaling or exceeding that level in any given year.

The latest American Express Spending & Saving Tracker reveals that 42 percent of all vacationers prefer to be near the water, and 29 percent of those are choosing their summer destination based on its proximity to the beach.

Silver members earn 15 percent more base points on paid stays, get free digital check - in and late checkout when available, plus two complimentary water bottles.

It would seem to me that sea based temperature reconstructions would be more accurate because 75 percent of the earth is covered in water, but that is just a guess.

According to a study commissioned by Canada's National Energy Board and based on 20 years of Beaufort Sea data, three of the most widely - used oil spill containment methods — burning spilled oil in - situ, deploying booms and skimmers, and aerial application of dispersants — would be impossible due to bad weather or sea ice 20 - 84 percent of the brief, June - to - November open - water season.

It features a large roof - based solar power array and water storage tanks that provide 93 percent of the campus buildings» heating and hot water requirements.

But on a source basis (a.k.a., full - fuel - cycle basis), a natural gas water heater consumes approximately 46 percent fewer Btu.

A World Resources Institute report on coral reefs in the Caribbean notes that 35 percent of these reefs are threatened by sewage discharge, water - based sediment, and pollution from fertilizer and that 15 percent are threatened by pollution from cruise ship discharges.

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M. Monirul Qader Mirza, a leading author of the IPCC reports, says studies by the Institute for Water Modelling, based in Dhaka, capital of Bangladesh, show that a 32 cm rise in the sea level could submerge 84 percent of the Sundarbans - the world's largest mangrove forest and a UNESCO Heritage Site - by 2050.

Made in the U.S. of A. from 100 percent organic cotton, water - based dyes, and PVC - free zippers, Trove's shirts, dresses, hoodies, blazers, shorts — and, yes — sweatpants are popular among Tinseltown hobnobbers like Liv Tyler, Kate Hudson, Jessica Alba, Rachael McAdams, and Mena Suvari.Eco - inspired graphics, like birds silhouetted against the sun, are juxtaposed with personal mantras like «Protect» and «Embrace.»

Made from 100 percent organic cotton and printed with water - based inks, the shirts come in six different sizes, in both men's and women's styles.

Handmade in the United States from 100 percent organic - cotton twill and printed with non-toxic, water - based inks, the cushion covers can be paired with Humble's bamboo or kapok pillows for a wholly sustainable way to gussy up your couch, chair, or bed.

The smart home company claims Netatmo Smart Valves allow users to control their heating on a room - by - room basis and use on average 37 percent less energy to heat their home without compromising on comfort.The Smart Valves can be used in houses with both individual heating and collective heating systems by fitting them on hot - water radiators, where they work to regulate the temperature of each room as part of a heating schedule and adapt to the habits and movements of residents.For example, the bathroom is heated to 21 °C during the morning, but not for the rest of the day when it is not being used; the parents» bedroom remains at 16 °C during the day when it is empty,

Grey upholstery Natural legs Solid wood frame Hand - crafted Upholstery: 20 - percent linen and 54 - percent polyester Hand applied silver nail head trim Hand finished and distressed Spot cleaning is recommended using the foam from a water - based cleaning agent (mild soap or upholstery cleaner).