Sentence examples for more uniform soil from inspiring English sources
Geological uncertainty appears in the form of one soil layer embedded in another or the inclusion of pockets of different soil type within a more uniform soil mass.
In general, drought leads to a more uniform soil moisture distribution in both catchments, which reflects a decoupling from the influence of vegetation given by soil moisture conditions close to the permanent wilting point (PWP).
When infiltration excess overland flow is predominant, as a result of high rain intensities or less permeable soils, the runoff response is more uniform and does not depend on initial soil moisture.
This suggests that our two heavily grazed pastures were more similar than our lightly grazed pastures due possibly to higher stocking densities and more uniform vegetation removal or to original soil properties, initial vegetation composition or slope and aspect which can affect inherent soil water properties.
We predicted that soil properties in undisturbed sagebrush steppe would display patchiness, while reclaimed soils would be more uniform.
Thus, soil properties were much more uniform from summit to toeslope in rehabilitated plots compared to undisturbed plots.
The particle size distribution of residual soil from Old Alluvium is more uniform than that from Bukit Timah Granite.
Similarly, soil WC, soil NMIN, soybean yield and yield components were more uniform in 2006.
On the other hand, the particle size distribution of residual soil from Bukit Timah Granite is more uniform than that from sedimentary Jurong Formation.
The individualistically stylized and decorated, but poorly fired red-clay urns of the earlier Carthaginian phases were more frequently broken likely from the weight of water-logged soil and subsequent urn burials than the more uniform yellow-clay urns of later phases [2], [5], [16].
During the irrigation interval, soil conductivity in surface soil layer below the top of the ridge was smaller than that below the bottom of the furrow, which indicated that the distribution of soil salt below the top of the ridge was more uniform than below the furrow.
