Sentence examples for moisture depletion from inspiring English sources

In many midlatitude climates the rising curves of insolation and plant growth during spring and early summer cause soil moisture depletion, leading eventually to a deficit that is often strong enough to reduce runoff and streamflow.

Soil moisture levels were assessed over four periods after summer precipitation to examine soil moisture depletion.

Drought stress had four different levels of soil moisture depletion (30%, 50 %, 70 and 90%and90%

Soil was irrigated to field capacity at 50% available soil moisture depletion regime throughout the season.

The first irrigation was applied 0, 10, 20, 30, 40 and 50 days after 60% soil moisture depletion.

This area faces serious over-exploitation of groundwater. ET was modeled and extensive field campaigns were done to collect data on soil moisture depletion, lysimeter measurements, eddy covariance measurements, and water balance calculations at diverse landscapes.

Leave at least a little margin (four to six inches) for the plant to breathe, and to help prevent moisture-depletion or waterlogging problems.

The decreasing trend of TWS in northern Central Asia (−3.86 ± 0.63 mm/a) is mainly attributed to soil moisture storage depletion, which is driven primarily by the increase in evapotranspiration.

The added moisture counteracts the isotopic depletion due to rainout (Gonfiantini et al. 2001; Gat 2010).

It represents the depletion of environmental moisture, including subsurface depletion of soils with deeply rooted plants, especially in extended dry periods, and drying out of live fuel moisture, thus correlating well with forest stress, die-off, and wildfire (van Mantgem et al. 2013; Anderegg et al. 2015; Das et al. 2013).

Backward moisture trajectories indicate a distinct depletion in δ18Op in extreme events originating from the Atlantic Ocean.