Sentence examples for lost rainfall from inspiring English sources

Cut down enough trees, the scientists argue, and the indirect impact of lost rainfall outweighs the direct impact of removing trees.

The amount of carbon lost after rainfall events ranged from 0.45 in bare soils to 1.18 g C m− 2 day− 1 in vegetated areas.

NPS nitrogen accumulates in roofs during dry seasons and loses in rainfall events during wet seasons.

Our watering (equivalent to 1.25 cm of rain) partly offsets the difference between the long-term mean and the rainfall lost during the fall drought of 2011/12, and the result was a priority effect much more similar to 2008 than unwatered 2011/12 (Fig.  3).

The surface layer at an initially unsaturated state (2000 kPa ± 500 kPa) imbibed water made available from May through August by rainfall events and lost that water between consecutive rainfall events.

For an intensive rainfall simulation scenario up to 17% less rainfall was lost by surface runoff in case of the coarsely rooted legumes Melilotus officinalis and Lathyrus sativus, and the densely rooted Linum usitatissimum.

It was found that 31% of rainfall was lost through runoff in plots without stone lines.

Over the past 10 years nearly 30%% of the household income is lost due to erratic rainfall and floods.

General models of degradation suggest soil and nutrients are lost and conversion of rainfall into primary productivity is diminished when rangeland is degraded.

General models of rangeland degradation suggest that soil and nutrients are lost and conversion of rainfall into primary productivity is diminished.

But the study warns that by 2050 as much as 40 percent of this power could be lost because of the reduced rainfall caused by regional deforestation.