Sentence examples for increased drainage from inspiring English sources

With respect to nutrient management implications, these results indicate that increased drainage density impacts subsurface pools of Cl− and NO−3 differently, a finding that we propose is linked to soil/ground water dynamics in artificially drained agricultural catchments.

With respect to water balance, the greatest sensitivity to parameter uncertainty was observed in the drained marsh area, where some scenarios showed increased flow of sea water into the interior and increased drainage.

These patterns are consistent with a proposed conceptual model in which increased drainage density results in (1) greater transport of soil water to streams and (2) a delayed rise in the water table.

Tiling and channelization have increased drainage efficiency and probably have contributed in part to the occurrence of large floods on the Mississippi River, but the magnitudes of their effects are unknown at present.

However, it was found that a sea-level rise of up to 1.2 m by 2010 would result in increased drainage times and higher volumes of over-topping when flooding occurs.

As a result of intensification in dairy farming during the last decades, environmental quality is threatened by high emissions of N and P. Increased drainage of the wet soils has induced high mineralization rates, with associated losses of organic matter and nutrients.

The rate of Urucurituba Channel width increase has been ≈ 5 m/month since 2011, increasing drainage capacity of the channel.

The practice of increasing drainage intensity (decreasing drain spacing) beyond recommended values appears to not significantly affect crop yield but may substantially increase drainage discharge and nitrate-nitrogen losses to surface waters.

Eliminating pools of standing water, or increasing drainage so that such pools last less than the seven to 10 days it takes for the mosquitoes to mature, can be an effective strategy, the analysis shows.

It is found that green roof drainage area has the greatest impact on peak runoff reduction – peak runoff reduction increases with increasing drainage area – whereas rainfall retention and the time to peak runoff are not greatly influenced by drainage area.

The values of stream frequency indicate that all the sub-watershed show positive correlation with increasing stream segments with respect to increasing drainage density.