Sentence examples for measure of soil from inspiring English sources

A practical measure of soil resistance to erosion used by pedologists in the United States is the soil loss tolerance (T-value, or T-factor).

The agglutinate fraction is a measure of soil maturity i.e., of how long a particular sample has been exposed to the continuing rain of tiny impacts.

Soil bulk density represents a measure of soil compaction and health.

Time-lapse relative gravimetry can give an integrated measure of soil water storage changes over tens to hundreds of cubic meters.

The purpose of this study was to determine the degree of soil heterogeneity and to check if K-entropy would be a good measure of soil evolution.

The use of scorecards for on-farm soil quality assessment is emphasized where qualitative observations of soil health are scored to obtain an overall measure of soil quality (Kinyangi 2007; Romig et al. 1996).

Measures of soil biological properties and nitrogen availability were made.

Soils maps are particularly prone to error since accurate measures of soil depth are difficult to measure and currently unobtainable for large areas.

Other factors affecting SI reported by one or more of these studies include available root zone water storage, various measures of soil nutrition, and mean wind speed.

Soil and crop-based measures of soil N availability indices were composed of nitrate desorbed from ion exchange membranes measured before (AEM-N1) and after seeding (AEM-N2).

Breeding of barley reduced very fine root length of one of the tested lines but had no effect on our measures of soil structure.