Sentence examples for considered moist from inspiring English sources

Also unlike the big-scaled least gecko, they do not "swarm" in the leaf litter, but are only uncommonly found hiding under rocks, which are considered moist or mesic microhabitats within their dry ecological niche.

The Ollerenshaw model is capped when rain days exceed 18, as above this value the area is considered moist enough to allow for maximal larval development, and any higher value would not increase infection risk any further.

Considering high moist content of RW, the processing of feed containing RW with probiotics, not only prevents feed decay, but also improves broiler performance by increased digestibility and nitrogen retention.

Scab formation was also considered preventive in moist wound conditions (Winter 1962) (Table 1).

Five curing schemes were considered using persistent moist curing for various ages followed by exposure to natural hot weather conditions.

Unlike water or beer, which were considered cold and moist, consumption of wine in moderation (especially red wine) was, among other things, believed to aid digestion, generate good blood and brighten the mood.

Lettuce (ecittel), we learn, might help bring on sleep because, like sleep, it is considered both cool and moist.

Although one popular method involves sealing each open cartridge in a plastic bag along with a damp sponge to keep things moist, consider what the cartridge maker advises instead.

Egg yolks were considered to be warm and moist while the whites were cold and moist.

Their moist air was considered unhealthy and they were thought to harbor disease and dangerous insects, including mosquitoes.

The aggregation of woodlice in dark and moist places is considered an adaptation to land life and most studies are focused on its functionality or on the behavioural mechanisms related to the individual's response to abiotic factors.