Sentence examples for high application rates from inspiring English sources

High application rates can lead to leaching of nutrients and pesticides.

The experiment was set out in a randomized complete block design with three replicates and five treatments including three swine manure rates (26, 39, and 52 kg P ha−1, representing low, middle, and high application rates, respectively) and two controls (no-fertilizer and superphosphate at 26 kg P ha−1).

Parsons et al. (2010) reported that high application rates of reclaimed water to citrus increased tree growth and fruit production.

After administration of extremely high application rates (up to 66 liters in 21 days) in patients with severe head injury, no impairment of renal function was observed [50].

The decrease in decomposition at the high application rates is likely due to less surface contact between the residues and the soil (Martins et al. 1999).

Afif et al. [35] found that at high application rates, P available to plants is negatively correlated to the amount of lime in soil, but not to Fe, clay content, or CEC.

Five fertiliser practices were used: control (CK); combined mineral nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium (NPK); NPK plus manure (NPKM); high application rate of NPK fertilisers plus manure (hNPKM) and NPK with straw incorporation (NPKS).

Similarly, Uzoma et al. (2011) reported that cow manure biochar addition at high application rate (20 t ha−1) significantly enhanced maize grain Mg content.

The high EIQ-field use rating of dimethoate was due to both a high application rate and a relatively high per-unit EIQ.

The EIQ-field use rating for the mineral oil insecticide, though, was more than an order of magnitude higher than that of dimethoate, due to its relatively high per-unit-EIQ and its extremely high application rate.

And, although Latinx countries tend to get the most media coverage due to their higher application rates, applicants from numerous Asian and Pacific Islander countries have also benefitted from DACA.