Sentence examples for availability of water limits from inspiring English sources

If the availability of water limits the alteration, the results presented in this study do not make any sense.

When the availability of water was limited, we observed more extreme modulation of antioxidant enzymes and photosynthetic proteins in the mutant than in wild-type plants, suggesting that the latter were better protected against oxidative stress.

This is because of the fact that output from a particular hydro unit during a specified time interval depends on the availability of water, reservoir storage volume limit, water transport delay between cascaded reservoirs and on the system configuration as a whole.

With availability of water and sanitation severely limited in many parts of the country, preventative health measures such as effective hand washing and proper treatment of drinking water are critical to controlling diarrhoea outbreaks.

First, the availability of water and sugar resources is limited in dry climates; therefore, EF nectar may represent a valuable resource for ants in deserts (Ruffner and Clark 1986).

Mr. Zammit, of the Electric Power Research Institute, concurs that the availability of water, not its cost, is the limiting factor.

The movement of people and livestock is strictly limited by the availability of water.

Biomass energy from growing and burning plants emits no net carbon dioxide (carbon in the plant comes from carbon dioxide in the atmosphere), but will be limited by the availability of water for growing crops.

We hypothesise that availability of water and possibly of one or more water soluble micronutrients limit microbial growth within follicles and that reduction of water activity represents a novel and safe therapeutic approach in acne management.

However, irrigation should be limited for both cost and dependence of the plant community on the availability of water (Munshower 1994).

Breeding coincides with the availability of water.