Sentence examples for deficit of water from inspiring English sources

Ms. Arnold disagreed, saying that with 16 to 18 inches of rain a year and 72 inches of evaporation, "you always have a deficit of water, a loss".

There would be deficit of water during irrigation period if this amount of loss is not considered during the design of a reservoir.

Although rainfall in Illinois greatly exceeds evaporation, a typical underground coal mine and associated preparation plan complex will often operate on net deficit of water during the course of a typical year.

The EF of Nenjiang basin changes little, which floating up and down at 10 million hm2 from 2000 to 2011; because the EF is greater than the ECC, the Nenjiang basin is in a state of ecological deficit of water resources, and present the approximate direction with ECC.

When roots cannot keep pace with the amount of moisture released into the atmosphere through pores in the leaves, it results in an unhealthy deficit of water in the xylem.

For instance, the term "dehydration," in its strict sense, denotes a deficit of water with an ensuing increase in osmolality (hypertonic dehydration) but is often used as a synonym for a deficit in isotonic volume (volume contraction).

Annual deficits of water in the state are projected to rise from in 1998 to an estimated by 2025.

The water deficit has continued in the plains regions due to extensive pumping for irrigation to meet the deficit of crop water.

In fact, a poor design of the PV array and/or the storage tank could affect system reliability and create a deficit of daily water demand for the population.

As a mechanism of plants to adapt to soil water deficits, promotion of water use efficiency has been the focus of strategies to increase crop tolerance to drought.

The life cycle cost, water deficit, and cost of water unit of the system are 9910 USD, 55 m3, and 0.045 USD/m3, respectively.