Sentence examples for mean moisture variation from inspiring English sources

The comparison of numerical results with experimental data gave satisfactory results for all the experiments, regarding mean moisture variation, local temperature and relative humidity variations.

Expansive soils exhibit great volume change with any moisture variation.

The fermentation mixture (mean moisture level = 70%%) was incubated at 35 °C.

The mean moisture content was 18.36 ± 0.95%, with the lowest moisture content (16.33%) exhibited by sample BH-8, which was collected in June 2012, while sample BH-9 exhibited the highest moisture content (19.53%).

The top 2 m depth was found to be the active zone susceptible to moisture variations.

Cabinets are most commonly found in kitchens, which means moisture and grease are likely to have coated them.

"To moisturize" does not only mean providing moisture, it also means preventing moisture evaporation from the skin.

Drier winters mean less moisture on the land, and warmer springs are pulling the moisture into the air more quickly, turning shrub, brush and grass into kindling.

Warmer global temperatures mean more moisture gets sucked into the atmosphere, and at some point, that moisture comes down – come rain or come snow, you might say.

This uses the space more efficiently, though all those cut edges mean more moisture loss.

Since the soil dielectric constant and reflectivity depend on soil moisture, the variation in the reflected GNSS signal power, or SNR, indicates changes in soil moisture [65].