Sentence examples for a moisture gradient from inspiring English sources

Millipedes, carpenter ants and sow bugs enter homes following a moisture gradient.

Elevated CO2 differentially alters the responses of coocurring birch and maple seedlings to a moisture gradient.

In clay, a moisture gradient formed, which is a factor to consider in designing field applications.

Hygromorphic biocomposites represent a novel use of natural fibres for the production of original self-bending devices that actuate in a moisture gradient.

We analyzed all grasslands combined as well as four main types delimited according to their position along a moisture gradient (xerophilous, sub-xerophilous, mesophilous and wet grasslands).

The results demonstrated that the effect of temperature gradient on the moisture distribution, i.e., heat-induced moisture movement, resulted in an accumulation of moisture at the interface, and induced interfacial stresses even in the absence of a moisture gradient.

This study examined the response patterns of plant photosynthetic capacity and their thresholds to a soil moisture gradient in a perennial rhizome grass, Leymus chinensis, and a perennial bunchgrass, Stipa grandis, both dominant in the Eurasian Steppe.

The objectives of this study were to evaluate the impact of (i) timing of hog slurry application and (ii) a soil moisture gradient on CH4 and N2O emission from a coarse-textured, poorly drained, grassland soil.

To achieve the second objective, two parallel transects each with 30 chambers placed 9 m apart along a soil moisture gradient were utilized.

Total stand density, large tree (>53 cm dbh) density, and ponderosa pine density were relatively stable across a wide moisture gradient (42 187 cm annual precipitation).

Forests characterized by mixed-severity fires occupy a broad moisture gradient between lower elevation forests typified by low-severity fires and higher elevation forests in which high-severity, stand replacing fires are the norm.