Sentence examples for greater water availability from inspiring English sources
Although plant populations are shifting downward toward greater water availability, they will also have to contend with an increasingly warming climate.
The increased depth to paralithic contact, chemical denudation and mineral transformation are likely functions of greater water availability and increased primary productivity.
Environment flow release has not been effective as it has led to greater water availability in the river, which results in more water being consumed for irrigation, as demonstrated here.
Plants surrounded by Cladonia may benefit from such temperature regulation (cooler temperatures in the summer, warmer temperatures in the winter) and greater water availability.
Speculating, given the equal watering regimes used in all experimental units, the plastic barrier could have reduced water flow beyond the rooting zone of B. tectorum and essentially provided greater water availability.
A large fraction of farmers perceived increases in annual rainfall despite instrumental records indicating no significant trends, a finding that may be related to greater perceived water availability associated with irrigation growth.
Under natural precipitation (NP treatment), the inter-annual variation of ANPP was 3-fold greater than with stable water availability (CVANPP = 61±6% and 17±3% for NP and SWP treatment, respectively) and nitrogen addition increased CVANPP even more (89±14%).
Where water availability is greater (riparian settings or shallow water tables), invading tree water-use can reach 1.5 2.0 times that of the same species in a dryland setting.
The greater stomatal conductance of triticale before anthesis did not imply a greater soil water depletion because the good water availability allowed the development of dense canopies exerting a relevant aerodynamic resistance on water vapor fluxes.
Estimating continental water availability is of great importance for water resources management, in terms of maintaining ecosystem integrity and sustaining society development.
Quantifying precipitation (P) partition into evapotranspiration (E) and runoff (Q) is of great importance for global and regional water availability assessment.
