Sentence examples for drained due to from inspiring English sources

Thus, imminent adverse impacts on soils are highly likely as the catchment is also not well drained due to low rains (550 mm/yr).

The soil at summit is dominantly Albaquult and relatively well drained, whereas the soil at lakeshore is dominantly Histosol and poorly drained due to the frequent immersion by lake water.

According to Fig. 13b, c, d, rural population to total population, total economically active population in agriculture to total economically active population, and difference between NRI and irrigation water requirement have the minimum effect (with the exception of percentage of total cultivated area drained due to very poor drainage in Africa) on estimation of land use policy index.

Much of the campground near the eastern boundary is supported by Morris gravelly silt loam, which is somewhat poorly drained due to a subsoil fragipan.

The story involves Jason stowing away aboard a train, after being released from Crystal Lake when the area is drained due to heavy toxic waste dumping.

This is actually the fourth time in five years that the reservoir has had to be drained due to a "contamination incident", and the second it has been drained because of human pee. .

Some batches of ricotta may be slow to drain due to variables in the cooking process.

In contrast, even significant differences can be shown during the floodplain draining, due to vegetation and bottom irregularities.

Too few clinical practices provide adequate accommodation for their disabled patients, and payer organizations increasingly deem those with disabilities an economic drain due to their advanced medical histories.

"The brain craves novelty, so boring work has a double cost: the effort involved, and the mental drain due to dissonance between what you're doing and what you want to be doing".

It has never been easy for us to find highly skilled game engineers, with so few game development studios here, and combined with the expected brain drain due to the recent events, things are bound to get much worse," Argiris Bendilas said.