Sentence examples for many other soil from inspiring English sources
He knows many other soil signatures as well: the giant pads of the forest elephant, the cleft hooves of the duiker, the handprints of the chimpanzee, not to mention the tread marks left by logging trucks loaded down with hardwood rushing to the sawmill.
Soil particle-size distribution (PSD) is a fundamental soil physical attribute with dominant influence on many other soil properties.
With 118 complete systems (consisting of a solute-binding protein, a permease, and an ABC component for the uptake systems, or an ABC component and a permease for the export systems), and numerous orphan subunits scattered over the genome, the transporter complement of A. caulinodans equals that of many other soil bacteria.
Results show that the amount of water available between − 330 and −15,000 hPa water potential is consistent with that recorded in many other clay soils from different parts of the world and thus cannot explain the high sensitivity of the red clay soils to drought.
Similarly, many other species of soil animals show strong preferences towards specific soil horizons [37] or to particular physico-chemical environments within the soil [38] [39].
In France like in many other countries, the soil is monitored at the locations of a regular, square grid thus forming a systematic sample (SY).
Phosphorus is the least available essential nutrients where its concentrations are less than many other nutrients in soil.
"The consolidated figures of the last Local Immunization Days against Polio, organized in June 2011, clearly demonstrate the commitment of all stakeholders to eradicate this disease and many other from Congolese soil.
It has been assumed that there are three main types of soil: Heavy soil: very compact, consists of clay and many other fine particles Medium soil: compound of clay, humus, sand and clastic sediments Light soil: mainly sand.
In addition to these, soil water repellency has many other important consequences for soil functioning, fertility and ecological processes.
As this inoculation approach is successful and sustainable even for SMZ as an antibiotic used against bacteria which is also showing a relatively low bioavailability, we conclude that it is probably also applicable for many other contaminants in soils.
