Sentence examples for insufficient soil from inspiring English sources

Design is often too conservative, because of insufficient soil investigation data, in terms of applied material models and simplification in analytical or numerical design [2 4,10,14].

The lack of good soil mapping techniques in Vietnam has brought about insufficient soil information, which often leads to false recommendations for land use and crop planning.

Harvesting stalk bottoms increased stover water content, risk of combine damage, estimated transportation costs, and left insufficient soil cover, while also producing a problematic feedstock.

Trees may lose the ability to grow continuously in the warmer temperature condition if insufficient soil water leads to drought stress, therefore precipitation may show a high positive correlation with tree ring-width (Bunn et al., 2005).

Yet, according to Mokany et al. [20], sampling to what may be deemed an insufficient soil depth to capture the majority of the roots, while not sampling the root collar or fine roots, as well as sampling with inadequate replication, are a few of the methodological pitfalls associated with sampling root biomass, and can lead to underestimation.

We conducted a fourth phytotoxicity experiment by planting Koeleria macrantha seeds into 9 of the 10 soils from Montana and Romania (insufficient soil remained from one of the Romanian sites).

This results demonstrated that these findings are in perfect agreement with Taheri et al. (2011) which said CR and rubber ash were very effective in improving DTPA-extractable Zn in a calcareous Zn-insufficient soil.

Soil samples from the surfaces of the swords were insufficient for analysis, but soils attached to artefacts in the same or nearby burials were available.

The peninsula sits at a low elevation and has infertile soil and insufficient fresh water; it is sparsely populated.

The yield of the crop is normally low because of insufficient moisture in the soil.

Reaching the proximal dune, beyond an undulating line, still perceptible in the landscape, the flow energy was insufficient to erode the soil, which remained unaffected.