Sentence examples for more frequent irrigation from inspiring English sources

The neutral phosphatase activity and the catalase activity were found to generally increase with more frequent irrigation (MAD of −10 and −16 kPa).

This implies that high-water-demand plants such as those with long root length and with uniform or parabolic root architectures require more frequent irrigation to prevent from excessive reduction of MAMO efficiency.

In general, a more frequent irrigation and a higher containing level of E. coli increased short term E. coli contamination of soil as it increased contacting opportunities between effluent and soil.

If, however, a lower yield is satisfactory, these lines can be grown at higher salinity concentrations, but more frequent irrigation and a higher leaching fraction is required to avoid any salt accumulation in the soil solution.

Many cultural practices such as more frequent irrigation, land grading, timing of fertilization and methods of seeding make salinity management easier.

Because of the salinity, maximum yields of vegetable crops are not possible, but better yields could be obtained if proper attention were given to leaching and more frequent irrigation.

More frequent irrigations may not be practical except in areas where water can be taken on demand.

Part of the difference in yield can probably be explained by the close placement of the emitters to the plants and more frequent irrigations with the localized irrigation method.

Patients with external catheters also require more frequent catheter irrigation and dressing changes than those with fully implanted venous access devices.

And while concentrated heat on top of city buildings can help tomatoes ripen, it also means more frequent watering, even if irrigation requires lugging watering cans up stairs.

Compared with cereal production, more intensive cropping rotations and frequent irrigation, and much larger input of nutrients are always performed in the greenhouse vegetable system in China (Shen et al. 2010).