turbidity

It is rather sensitive to the water quality, especially turbidity.

The team found that when turbidity rose, so did hospital visits.

But there is a chronic concern about turbidity, Federal and city officials agree.

Harmful bacteria levels and high turbidity are the two most serious problems.

During the wet season, the water has a higher temperature and is relatively low in turbidity.

Their productivity is largely dependent on the turbidity of the water.

The springs have very little chemical pollution, and low turbidity.

Turbidity in open water may be caused by growth of phytoplankton.

A major source of turbidity in drinking water is soil runoff.

Among younger children, the number of such visits increased by 6 percent 10 days after turbidity rose.

Today health officials said the water at the plant was still cloudy, though it met Federal and state standards for turbidity.

He says man should react against turbidity and power.

Turbidity currents can reach speeds up to half the speed of sound.

High levels of turbidity may interfere with proper water treatment and monitoring.

"Turbidity," John said, as though it were the filthiest word he knew.

Since only the points of the poles would ever touch bottom, they could minimize turbidity.

Turbidity in the water will veil the image behind a cloud of scattered light.

The water also appears murky due to a high level of turbidity; however, this is not usually a health risk.

This species is vulnerable to poor water quality and high turbidity, particularly in agricultural areas.

There occurs rise in the water temperature while the turbidity rate also stands high.

The measurement of turbidity is a key test of water quality.

The biggest challenge is cloudiness, or what scientists call turbidity.

Thus, turbidity makes the water cloudy or even opaque in extreme cases.

The higher the cell concentration is, the higher the turbidity.

This highly dense water is called a turbidity current.