Sentence examples for moisture saving from inspiring English sources

If, for example, CO2 effects disappear when the soil moisture saving that occurs in experimental plots is offset (e.g. by equivalent water addition to control plots), then we know that we potentially have a problem.

If a plant is declining fast in a dry, sunny spot, transplanting it now to a shady area with more moisture could save its life.

This will retain the moisture and save time for detangling it again when you get out the shower.

It's not hugely fussy about soil, but good moisture-retention saves against running straight to flower.

They may also have other adaptations such as allowing their body temperature to rise, saving on moisture loss from evaporative cooling or panting.

Low levels of soil moisture makes rain water harvesting and saving technologies important interventions for water supply and food production in arid and semi-arids lands of Kenya.

Biochar reduces leaching of soil nutrients, saving on inputs, while increasing soil moisture, reducing the need for watering.

"We are making good progress... with striking that balance between saving energy and improving greening and indoor air quality and moisture management [to prevent mold].

Add in the water saved from boiling the onions and squash for moisture.

The e-Shower, which launched today onstage at TechCrunch Disrupt London, is basically a standing shower that can massage you and saves water by recirculating it and dousing you in a delicious misty spray of filtered moisture.

You can save the cooking water for the nettles. 2 Mash the potatoes in the pan (don't add anything else) and leave the lid off to allow any moisture to evaporate.