Sentence examples for moisture through from inspiring English sources

Plants draw water from soil moisture through their vast network of root hairs and rootlets.

When plants release moisture through their pores, it cools their leaves, in the same way sweating cools humans.

An engorgement of blood spurs a lubricating process called vaginal transudation: the seeping of moisture through the walls.

The seats tested have two built-in fans that suck warm air and moisture through their perforated leather and send it away from the driver or passenger.

While the stomata are open, the plant loses moisture through its leaves, which accumulates over the forest as water vapour, eventually to fall as rain.

In some cases they remain alive but are desiccated until water becomes available, at which time they rapidly absorb moisture through aboveground parts, swelling and resuming physiological activity.

The cardboard allows moisture to pass through but prevents sunlight from reaching the grass and suffocates it.

Baking the butternut neck in its skin, passing the flesh through a food mill and letting moisture trickle through a sieve did the trick, but the aromatics took off with the liquid.

In arid and semi-arid regions of the globe, where most expansive soils occur, the moisture loss through evaporation generally exceeds the moisture gain through precipitation thereby rendering the soil unsaturated.

Moisture seeping through the cracks caused rusting.

Air and moisture circulate through the pile, letting microbes do their work.