Sentence examples for a hydric gradient from inspiring English sources

According to these authors, the water released by the carbonation of the portlandite does not easily diffuse through the calcite layers, which creates a hydric gradient that is the origin of the microcracks and the increase in mesoporosity.

The colonies count at 36 °C and 22 °C (vital organism at 36 °C and 22 °C) is considered an indicator of poor protection of a hydric environment.

In general, a hydric soil has been formed under conditions of saturation, ponding or flooding during the growing season for a sufficiently long time to develop anaerobic conditions in the upper part.

Thus, values of the wetland index range from 1.0 for a hydric community composed entirely of obligate wetland species to 5.0 for a xeric community composed entirely of upland species.

The only exception was samples taken from a rice paddy near Mouila village, where the soil was gleysol (clay, a hydric soil saturated with groundwater long enough to develop a characteristic gleyic color pattern) (Table 2).

Brexit is a cliff, not a gradient.

Even if it's not a air temperature gradient, it's a water temperature gradient.

In this case, with a smaller gradient, instability increased.

Though just 1.3km in length, it includes a 17.8% gradient section, with an average of 9.4%.

His path to a career in professional football ran at a steep gradient to begin with.

And here's why we should care: health inequality follows a clear gradient path.