Sentence examples for may cause soil from inspiring English sources

This has led to an increase of pesticide use and concentration of suspended matter in river waters, which may cause soil erosion of these areas.

In cohesive soils, on the other hand, the pile driving may cause soil disturbance and alter the soil structure around the pile, and induce excess pore water pressure which, in turn, can reduce the pile capacity.

A best-fit envelope drawn through the data points in Figure 8b results in shear strength parameters c' and ψ of 62 kPa and 27.2°, respectively, suggesting that any shear stress or slope above these values may cause soil failure.

Metro station constructions are mostly taking pit dewatering measures, while the dewatering of aquifer may cause soil layer compression, land subsidence, foundation's deformation, cracking and tilting of the buildings, and so on.

The concentration of Ni and Pb buildup in wastewater irrigated plots was higher in comparison to control plot receiving tap water and may cause soil toxicity if untreated wastewater is used for long term.

Low temperature combined with adequate precipitation may cause higher soil loss in the freeze-thaw areas.

Hypertufa is quite alkaline and may cause the soil you place in it to become alkaline, also.

However, the acid produced due to the water electrolysis at the anode will cause soil acidification, which may destroy the soil constituents, and reduce contaminant removal efficiency.

For instance, the increase of soil temperature may cause the decrease of soil moisture (Kirschbaum 1995; Davidson et al. 1998).

A Boragaon landfill (Guwahati, India) may cause contamination of soil and water via leaching.

However, increased EC in soils is predominantly due to the presence of soluble salts (Yerima and Van Ranst 2005a), but which is not found in the study area, and this may cause instability of soil structure.