Sentences with phrase «reducing phosphorus»

The study does not suggest we stop reducing phosphorus in lakes.

Western New York has something to gain from an agreement struck in February between the United States and Canada that calls for reducing phosphorus getting into Lake Erie by 40 percent.

Two trainings will be offered especially for municipal staff and volunteer board and commission members focused on reducing phosphorus pollution in the Charles River and achieving compliance with new stormwater permits.

reducing phosphorus losses from crop spillages, non-edible crop by - products, and wastage during food processing, retail and household food consumption

Whatever the cause, the finding of increased susceptibility suggests that proposed management targets for reduced phosphorus loads in Lake Erie may not go far enough.

«There have been a lot of biologists saying there has to be a geological source of reduced phosphorus, and geologists say phosphorus is kind of boring,» he says.

In general, more magnesium tends to reduce phosphorus absorption.

It has a reduced phosphorus quantity to decrease the risk of chronic renal failure.

In addition to restricted protein content, therapeutic diets for kidney disease also contain reduced phosphorus and sodium.

It has reduced phosphorus.

Reduced phosphorus content.

Low - Phosphorus dog food is that type of dog food that has highly reduced phosphorus level and the constituent ingredient are those with low phosphorus level.

The current thinking is, at least for the earlier stages, good high quality protein and reduced phosphorus.

The joint effort produced the Thames River Phosphorus Reduction Collaborative, an initiative using land management and drainage solutions for agriculture, co-operatively with partners, to reduce phosphorus and improving water quality in the Thames River and the Western Basin of Lake Erie.

Not exact matches

Ingredients: Milled organic whole grain oats, vitamin & mineral blend [calcium phosphate (phosphorus), choline bitartrate (choline), claicum carbonate (calcium), ascorbic acid (vitamin C), reduced iron (iron), tocopheryl acetate (vitamin E), cyanocobalamin (vitamin B12), zinc oxide (zinc), thiamin hydrochloride (vitamin B1), riboflavin (vitamin B2), niacinamide (vitamin B3), pyridoxine hydrochloride (vitamin B6), folic acid (folate), cholecalciferol (vitamin D3), mixed tocopherols (to preserve freshness)-RSB-, inulin, probiotics (lactobacillus acidophilus, bifidobacterium lactis, lactobacillus salvarius, lactobacillus plantarum, fructooligosaccharides), DHA algal oil, mixed tocopherols (to preserve freshness).

«By reducing one aquatic pollutant — phosphorus — we are in some cases reducing the ability of lakes to remove nitrogen.»

But in many of Earth's large lakes, these effects are reduced by successful control of phosphorus, resulting in nitrogen accumulation.

The decline in phosphorus is expected to reduce the abundance of phytoplankton (microscopic plants) and fish that feed on them, species that make up 40 percent of commercial fish yield.

Reducing Andean sediment inputs by 69 percent will also cause phosphorus and nitrogen supplies to the Amazon River system to drop by 51 percent and 23 percent, respectively, according to the study.

These changes could include a more judicious use of fertilizer including strategies to use soil phosphorus more efficiently, or physical measures to reduce the losses of nutrients from fields.

It reviewed 12 approaches to reducing total and dissolved reactive phosphorus and concluded that two of them would result in a 40 percent reduction on average.

«Our results suggest that current phosphorus loading targets will be insufficient for reducing the intensity of cyanobacteria blooms to desired levels, so long as the lake remains in a heightened state of bloom susceptibility,» said lead author Daniel Obenour of the U-M Water Center.

Since the detection of the toxin microcystin left nearly half a million Ohio and Michigan residents without drinking water for several days in early August, discussions of ways to prevent a recurrence have largely focused on the need to reduce the amount of phosphorus fertilizer that washes off croplands and flows into western Lake Erie to trigger harmful cyanobacteria blooms.

This study aids in the broader understanding of the complex mechanisms that influence harmful algal bloom progression in bodies of water rich in organic nutrients such as phosphorus and nitrogen, and points to the direct need to reduce nutrient pollution in the face of both urban and agricultural development.

Because individuals with kidney dysfunction must maintain diets low in phosphorus and potassium, it's unclear if sodium - reduced foods are safe for patients with kidney disease.

Arti Sharma Parpia, RD (St. Michael's Hospital, in Toronto) and her colleagues analyzed 19 sodium - reduced meat and poultry products from the main grocery store chains in Canada, noting the products» protein, sodium, phosphorus, and potassium content compared with the original meat products that were not low in sodium.

Most of these patients need to take medications that bind to phosphorus in their food to reduce toxic buildup of the mineral in their bodies.

Julia Lewis, MD (Vanderbilt University School of Medicine) and her colleagues in the Collaborative Study Group conducted a 441 - patient randomized clinical trial to test the potential of a compound called ferric citrate to bind phosphorus, increase iron stores, and reduce the usage of IV iron and ESAs.

The study investigators found that ferric citrate effectively reduced blood phosphorus levels while increasing iron stores and decreasing the need for IV iron and ESAs.

«Study quantifies effect of «legacy phosphorus» in reduced water quality.»

For example, the results indicate that a 50 percent reduction in soil phosphorus in the Yahara watershed's croplands would improve water quality by reducing the summertime concentration of phosphorus in Lake Mendota, the region's flagship lake, by 25 percent.

But with little oxygen in the early atmosphere, ancient microbes evolved a very different chemical pathway to break down orthophosphate into phosphite, a reduced form of phosphorus that has just three oxygens.

Here, the red arrows show the estimated amounts of phosphorus and other nutrients that were moved or diffused historically — and how much these flows have been reduced today.

The scale of the problem is daunting, and even though enormous attempts are done to reduce the runoff humans are still pumping about 10 million tonnes of extra phosphorus into our freshwaters every year.

Often lake managers have used geo - engineering uncritically in lakes where the external loading of phosphorus was not reduced enough or they have applied too low dosage because of economy,» says Sara Egemose, Department of Biology, University of Southern Denmark.

As such, a closely related material, black phosphorus, has been receiving intense research attention because it has a small band gap and a high charge carrier mobility, and can easily be reduced to nanometer thicknesses.

ref Specifically, reducing land - based sources of pollution (nutrient runoff and sedimentation) has been identified as an important approach to address acidification in coastal waters because nutrients like phosphorus and nitrogen and land - based carbon inputs can increase the acidity of coastal and oceanic waters.

We are at a remarkable juncture where (i) the price of oil and nitrogen - based fertilizers is expected to increase, (ii) the long term availability of phosphorus for fertilizers is in doubt, (iii) the erosion of soil is reducing yields, and (iv) climate change brings extreme weather that impacts crop survival and productivity.

Phosphorus helps reduce post exercise muscle pain.

Minerals like potassium, phosphorus, calcium, magnesium, iron and zinc may be reduced by up to 60 to 70 percent.

There is no phosphorus in whey protein, nor are there any added vitamins, which means that the pure protein can work to reduce oedema, protect normal cell and keep good levels of health.

Phosphorus acidifies urine and reduces the incidence of kidney stones.

Because reducing dietary phosphorus absorption may benefit individuals with impaired kidney function who are at risk of hyperphosphatemia (serum phosphorus at or above the high - normal range), protein sources of phosphorus in grain - based vegetarian diets may be preferred over meat - based diets (11).

High in calcium, magnesium and phosphorus, broth helps maintain strong bones and reduce joint pain.

For example, bone broth contains collagen, proline, glycine, and glutamine that are great for your health, as well as minerals like calcium, magnesium, phosphorus, silicon, sulphur and others that reduce inflammation, support the immune system, and even help heal allergies and other disorders.

There are many brands of diets made for kidney problems in the cat; all have a reduced amount of protein and phosphorus, and may have added potassium.

This generally means a diet with less sugar and foods with reduced protein and low phosphorus.

Yucca Schidigera Extract: Supplies good quantities of iron, magnesium, manganese, phosphorus, selenium and silicon, and is thought to reduce stool and urine odors.

Calcium, phosphorus and other minerals; hard kibble texture helps reduce plaque build - up on teeth.

By contrast, large - breed puppy foods have reduced caloric density, calcium and phosphorus levels compared with other canine growth diets.