Sentence examples for attributed to soil from inspiring English sources
Although a portion of this loss can be attributed to soil erosion, the majority is from an increased flux of carbon to the atmosphere as CO2.
The low P uptake in the treatments without P fertilizer application, which led to low grain yields, is attributed to soil P below the critical value.
These differences were primarily attributed to landscape-dependent initial soil water content, soil surface cover and groundwater levels, with marginal effect being attributed to soil physical properties.
There was a slight difference in response of rice plants to 100 mM NaCl treatment between two subsequent experiments, which might be attributed to soil batches of different age being used (Figures 3 and 4).
The decreasing trend of TWS in northern Central Asia (−3.86 ± 0.63 mm/a) is mainly attributed to soil moisture storage depletion, which is driven primarily by the increase in evapotranspiration.
We show how the implicit loss function might provide a basis for reflection on a particular choice of sampling regime, specifically the simple random sample size, by comparing it with the values attributed to soil properties and functions.
These differences were attributed to soil-forming factors.
These increases in plant productivity have been attributed to improved soil structure and soil microbial populations that have higher levels of activity and greater production of biological metabolites, such as plant growth regulators.
These increases in plant productivity have been attributed to improved soil structure and soil microbial populations with higher levels of activity and greater production of biological metabolites, such as plant growth regulators (Pascual et al. 1997; Canellas et al. 2002; Atiyeh et al. 2002; Roberts et al. 2007).
Increased wheat grain yield in sewage-irrigated land compared to bore well-irrigated land was attributed to increased soil fertility that was a result of continuous sewage irrigation.
The significantly higher species richness, relative abundance, and diversity of perennial grasses compared to forbs and annual grasses in the rehabilitated area could be attributed to improved soil fertility as a result of reduced runoff and erosion due to the establishment of soil and water conservation structures in the study area (Singh et al. 2011).
