Sentence examples for harmful to surface from inspiring English sources
This study indicated that an optimum rate of broiler litter as a primary fertilizer at 11 Mg ha−1 applied in 4 consecutive years on a silt loam soil produced corn grain yields similar to chemical fertilizer under both no-till and conventional tillage systems and kept soil test P, Cu and Zn levels below values considered to be harmful to surface water quality or the crop.
Oil on ocean surfaces is harmful to many forms of aquatic life because it prevents sufficient amounts of sunlight from penetrating the surface, and it also reduces the level of dissolved oxygen.
It is therefore evident from this investigation that cigarette smoke contains surface bound radicals considered harmful to the health of cigarette smokers.
Thus, locally (near the surface of the particles), generating high ion concentrations, is harmful to germs.
The excess alkalinity levels in surface water lead to acid rain and can be harmful to aquatic life.
Depending on its extent and severity, cavitation may damage the blades through erosion of their surface, while underwater noise caused by cavitation may be harmful to marine life.
On the surface, it can appear putting these policies into action could be harmful to a private real estate market, but the opposite is actually true.
Surface mould, even it is not visible or actively growing, is potentially harmful to habitants.
It is an attempt to reduce the amount of nitrogen leaching into groundwater, where nitrogen-derived nitrates become a contaminant, and reaching surface waters, where excessive nitrates cause blooms of algae and low-oxygen conditions harmful to marine life.
"This fishing method is harmful to dolphins".
