Sentence examples for maximum water content from inspiring English sources

The three tested methodologies to measure the maximum water content on waterlogged archaeological wood provided substantially equivalent results.

Achieving maximum water content did not prevent kernels from increasing their weight when assimilates were subsequently increased.

With MRS, water are found down to 60 m in depth, with a maximum water content at depths of 20 30 m.

Moench] source sink yield limitations during grain filling, and tested the hypothesis that the time in which kernel maximum water content is reached during grain filling defines a temporal limit for the crop to profit from source increases.

The results of all the used methods (maximum water content, basic density, shrinkage, XRD analysis and holocellulose content) indicated a low level of degradation in the inner part of the wooden find.

The anthesis treatment was aimed to increase assimilates per kernel from early grain filling, and the 15 days after anthesis treatment from the stage kernel maximum water content was achieved.

Analyses of the total water in NAMs yield the maximum water contents of about 2,500 ppm and about 3,500 ppm, respectively, in garnet and omphacite at UHP conditions (Chen et al. 2011; Gong et al. 2013).

They were grown in 2 L pots with a substrate composed of peat and sand (2 1), prior to being brought into the laboratory, where they were intensively irrigated for 5 days (to reach maximum substrate water containing capacity) to assure a maximum leaf water content.

The maximum equilibrium water content was 16%.

The nearly-saturated ground at the lakeshore (~ 35% in maximum volumetric water content) highlights the seepage effect from the lake to the surrounding ground.

The TML is the maximum gross water content that certain mineral cargoes may contain, while being loaded in bulk carriers, without being at risk of liquefying during transportation.