Sentence examples for by changes in soil from inspiring English sources

The terrestrial ecosystems are really driven by changes in soil moisture.

In situ measurement techniques perturb the soil thermally and are affected by changes in soil composition, for example through variations in thermal contact resistance between sensor and soil.

However, the mixtures were significantly different from both the disturbed materials and native topsoil, primarily driven by changes in soil organic carbon, plant available nutrients, and biological activity.

Soil rheology is altered by the weakening of rocks from chemical weathering and by changes in soil cohesion from the formation of clays, a major product of weathering reactions.

While the variation in soil modulus controls the EOP curve of clays, the observed time effects, such as the "vanishing pc" phenomenon, are controlled primarily by changes in soil viscosity.

In basaltic soils, C associations with short-range-ordered (SRO) minerals often lead to colloid-sized aggregates that can be dispersed and mobilized by changes in soil solution chemistry.

The framework is exemplified by changes in soils in a small (16.1 km2) floodplain in Saxony (Germany).

on soil structural development in wet soils, defined by changes in the soil porous architecture i.e. pore connectivity, pore shape and pore volume during a 24 week period.

Due to their solubility, they can be affected by changes in the soil water regime.

Increased N bioavailability likely results from autolysis and subsequent breakdown of N-enriched cyanobacterial cell material mediated by changes in the soil surface microenvironment.

Canonical ordinations (RDA) indicate that vegetation changes at the landscape scale during the Lateglacial period were driven by changes in climate, soils and competition for light.