The test results show a significant progressive degradation of soil strength and diminution of excess pore water pressure with increasing number of riser penetration/uplift cycle.
These include human illness associated with pesticide applications, insect resistance to insecticides, contamination of soil and water, and diminution of biodiversity.
Previous incidence of high UV-B prevented deleterious effects of water deficit, i.e. berry weight reduction and diminution of sugar accumulation.
A 70-year old female presented with complaints of pain, redness, watering and diminution of vision in the left eye of one month duration.
Further, on the basis of size diminution of the buffalo from Dholavira, it has been suggested that the process of domestication of water buffalo was likely to be extended earlier than the Harappan period [ 17].
Water pollution and other diminution of aquatic and wetland habitats may limit distribution and pose long-term threats if the enforcement of water quality standards is not upheld.
As expected, IL-hairy showed significantly lower water diminution than IR24 from two to 5 days after stop of watering (Fig. 5b), and also ratio of water weight in the pot for IL-hairy to that of IR24 increased with the passage of time after stop of watering (Fig. 5b).
Here, we learned the reason for the sudden diminution of the river south of town -- the water is siphoned off and recirculated, allowing for a fresher flow and more constant level here, where tourists and Texans mingle in the Disneylike ambience of the lush river loop at the center of town.
Results Indirect calorimetry study showed that CLP induced a significative diminution of VO2 inspired, VCO2 expired, physical activity with food and water consumption.
Endo-effect (Fig. 1a, curve 3) in the range of 70 108 °C (maximum at 85 °C) shows melting of the aluminum nitrate nonahydrate with parallel diminution of the sample weight (by 14 wt.% at 140 °C) due to water desorption.
