Sentence examples for evident soil from inspiring English sources

Beyond this value, 10 stations exhibited evident soil nonlinearity.

Based on RFp, DNL, ADNL, and PNL, 11, 12, 10, and 13 stations, respectively, were identified as sites with evident soil nonlinearity during the Wenchuan main shock (Table 2).

This is most evident for soil thickness, soil horizonation, total organic carbon (TOC) and phosphate content and to some extent for soil texture and oxalate-extractable Si (Siox) as a measure of allophane content.

Often, however, the correspondence between the two taxonomic systems is not as close as in this example, a point quite evident when soil maps of the United States based on the U.S. and FAO taxonomies are compared.

Resource island formation beneath buloke trees was clearly evident in soil physicochemical properties (e.g. threefold concentrations of total carbon and nitrogen in canopy versus non-canopy soils).

The effect of drying became more evident in soil CO2 concentrations which gradually decreased in the A-horizon from the beginning onwards (Fig.  4).

When one compares this Pb loading rate with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development's guideline of 40 μg Pb/ft [ U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development 1999; U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) 2001] for interior floors, it becomes evident that soil is an enormous reservoir of Pb dust.

This becomes evident for soil-water leachates or dissolved organic matter, for which a 1,000- to 2,000-fold enrichment is usually required [4,19,8].

CNP-limitation was only evident in soils with no P-fertilisation (0_0) and so was positively correlated with CN-limitation (Table3).

No water repellency was observed in contaminated field soils (WDPT < 3 s), but the residual signature of hydrocarbon contamination was evident in other soil properties particularly electrical conductivity.

The sickness evident in the soil, in the water, in the air and in all forms of life are symptoms that reflect the violence present in our hearts.