Sentence examples for favourable water from inspiring English sources
Cyclic and acyclic polyaminocarboxylate gadolinium complexes, especially those have favourable water exchange and tumbling rate for relaxation, have been reported to improve relaxivity and specificity.
The values however, which always show a clear distance from the diagonal line, reflect much more favourable water availability than at the other sites.
The results for June 2002, the 'drought', still reflect an availability of soil water (no record exceeds the value of −5.0 MPa), but distinguish between sample trees with a more or less favourable water access among the group.
The generally favourable water holding capacity of the soil can be attributed to high clay content, well-developed soil structural aggregates and reasonably good organic matter contents of the soils.
In Mongolia, the autumn pasture was located in the flood plains of the Bulgan River which are characterized by favourable water availability allowing for high herbage yields and ensuring high herbage availability throughout the year (Zemmrich et al. 2010).
For example, biostimulants for improving plant resilience in water limiting environments should stimulate root vs. shoot growth which would allow plants to explore deeper soil layer during the drought season and stimulate the synthesis of compatible solutes to re-establish favourable water potential gradients and water uptake at diminishing soil water.
Most individuals will minimise the risk of desiccation by maintaining a favourable internal water content (Kozlowski & Pallardy, 2002) and use specific mechanisms to either increase water uptake or decrease water loss (Pallardy, 2008).
Woodland-savannah vegetation is also found in the area but is ultimately restricted to shallow depressions and khors (seasonal watercourse)/valleys because of comparatively favourable ground water conditions.
This limitation highlights the need for well developed and accurate modelling efforts to identify favourable cold-water coral habitat and other vulnerable marine ecosystems such as hexactinellid sponge reefs.
The media has certainly taken a view, and it isn't favourable to the water companies.
