Sentence examples for increased sediments from inspiring English sources

Just last month, a public hearing drew questions about the possible effects of increased sediments in the South River, disturbance to wildlife and boaters during construction and even the elemental wisdom of trying to hold back nature.

Experts fear a mine could taint the region's water with increased sediment, coal dust and nitrates from explosives.

An example of increased sediment caused by runoff can be seen in the south-east section of the image, where muddy sediment spills from the River Severn.

Gold mining in the region is resulting in significantly increased sediment load in the Mazaruni that is an obvious threat to the ecosystem and all its fishes.

According to the researchers, the results suggest that the increased rate of dissolved carbon dioxide is "a relatively recent phenomenon, and it is possible that these are caused by anthropogenically increased sediment and nutrient runoff".

These diseases are commonly associated with warm water temperature or increased sediment due to runoff, conditions which "can flow past [the] arbitrary boundaries" of marine reserves.

These results suggest that drying greatly increased sediment hydrophobicity.

As the burial depth increased, sediment compaction occurs and porosity decreased.

Deforestation and land-use change have increased sediment loads 4 6 times in sensitive basins.

This will have prolonged impact in the downstream due to increased sediment transport sourced from such erosional sites.

Along with uplifting, relative lake level dropped sharply and lake accommodation was reduced, but with increased sediment supply.