Sentence examples for more humid environments from inspiring English sources

In contrast, in more humid environments, water is more likely to saturate the soil, like tap water soaking a damp sponge.

The inversion in more humid environments occurs at a lower altitude because more long-wave radiation emitted by the surface is absorbed by numerous available water molecules and reemitted back toward the surface.

In more humid environments, river basins vary: Larger basins, on the scale of hundreds of kilometers, are long and thin, while smaller basins, spanning a few kilometers, are noticeably short and squat.

The apparent trend toward increasingly terrestrial reproduction is most evident in tropical frogs, perhaps because more humid environments more easily permit reproduction on land without eggs or tadpoles drying up.

Higher fluxes and residence times of subsurface groundwater in more humid environments, as well as dissolution-type weathering, lead to a thickening of regolith mantles on erosional piedmonts on the order of 101 m and an elimination of pediment morphology.

We analysed a total of 795 LW pieces, and the mean observed abundance of LW was generally lower (14.3 m3/ha of active valley floor or 19.6 LW pieces/100 m of stream length) than is usually documented for more humid environments.

In a desert environment, for instance, the nocturnal inversion tends to be found at greater heights than in a more humid environment.

The result, said Mitchell, was the finding that what he calls bacterial "opportunists" were taking advantage of a more humid environment to "use the skin as a nutrient and start to break it down". These were common skin bacteria, among others, which had been enabled by a particular set of environmental conditions.

The sal series is found in a more humid environment than the other two.

This resulted in higher hydraulic capacity of the trees grown in more humid environment, i.e. a long-term effect (Table  2).

You can create a more humid environment by placing a damp paper towel over the top of the container.