Sentence examples for continuously moist from inspiring English sources

Hillel showed that such techniques could not only conserve scarce water resources but also that continuously moist soils increase the yields of many row crops and fruit trees.

Hillel showed that micro-irrigation could not only conserve scare water resources, but that continuously moist soils increase the yields of many row crops and fruit trees.

On the other hand, silvicultural decisions should also take into account that small trees might exert undesired effects on dominant trees under drought stress conditions; i.e. in years with ample water supply or on continuously moist sites where tree growth is mainly limited by light, small trees may contribute to stand growth without disadvantageous effects on the dominant trees.

Cuttings were rooted in continuously moist soil from the natural site mixed 1∶1 with sand and were transferred in pure natural soil after the first roots had started to grow and then were cultivated in 250 ml plastic pots.

Sand in the chambers was kept continuously moist.

To keep the egg surface continuously moist, a fine spray of water, forced through nozzles, is directed to the eggs.

The pumping property of Turkish plateau which continuously attracts moist air from low latitude oceans can be another important reason for higher precipitation in summer.

In brief, an incision was made in the scrotal skin to expose the left cremaster muscle, which was then carefully dissected free of the associated fascia and continuously kept moist with 37°C bicarbonate-buffered saline.

The reason for this is that even an apparently small area of damage to the door seal leads to warm, moist air from the kitchen continuously entering the interior of the cabinet.

And they're not called rainforests for nothing - the air is moist and damp and the leaves drip continuously.

Ventilation fans will run continuously to reduce humidity and mold growth, a problem in Seattle's moist climate.