Sentence examples for conventional irrigation from inspiring English sources
A case study was presented to compare the optimal irrigation schedule with the conventional irrigation schedule in which the whole field is irrigated to the required amount.
The side-vented group in our study produced cleaner canals at the coronal and middles thirds compared to the tip-vented group, which is in agreement with other studies that showed the perforated endodontic irrigation needles had a greater distribution of irrigating solution and cleaner canals than a conventional irrigation needle [ 32- 34].
The optimal irrigation schedule can achieve optimal return and also provide water saving compared with the conventional irrigation schedule in which the whole field is fully irrigated at the same time.
Mann-Whitney U test was used to assess PIPS effectiveness in comparison with conventional irrigation.
The proposed design offered practical uses during rainless periods, thus had an ability to generally substitute for the conventional irrigation.
The ET controllers were able to regularly adjust to real-time weather, unlike the conventional irrigation timers.
A field experiment was designed with two irrigation modes (alternate furrow irrigation-AFI and conventional irrigation-CI) and four irrigation volumes (70%-I1, 85%-I2, 100%-I3 and 115%-I4 of alfalfa water requirement (ET)).
In this study, the effects of PRD on root yield, sugar yield, water use efficiency (WUE), and fertilizer-nitrogen use efficiency (FNUE) of field-grown sugar beet were compared with those of conventional deficit irrigation (CDI) and full irrigation (FI).
A manure pump and conventional water irrigation pipes were satisfactory in irrigating with the DE without clogging as long as the DE was collected in a tank separate from that of the solid manure.
Mann-Whitney U test was used to assess PIPS effectiveness in eliminating E. faecalis from the root canal system utilizing a buffered 0.5%% sodium hypochlorite solution in comparison with conventional delivery irrigation by a needle/syringe method using the same irrigant.
Replacing earth channels by lay-flat hose and conventional surface irrigation by low cost drip at least doubles crop/drop efficiency.
