Sentence examples for objective soil from inspiring English sources

We also find that, in Kenya, farmers' reported soil type is a reasonable predictor of several objective soil fertility indicators while farmer-reported soil quality is not.

Bringing together emerging lessons from biophysical and social sciences as well as newly available data, we take stock of what can be learned about the relationship among subjective (reported) and objective (measured) soil fertility and farmer input use in east Africa.

The characterisation of the spatial distribution of clay, silt, and sand/gravel is one of the main objectives of soil surveys.

The employed network functions were the prevailed feed-forward network and the novel cascade-forward network algorithms to accommodate multivariate inputs of wheel load, tire inflation pressure, number of passage, slippage, and velocity each at three different levels for estimating the study objectives of soil compaction (i.e. penetration resistance and soil sinkage).

Be aware of the various types of grazing practices available at your disposal and manage such practices according to your goals and objectives, vegetation, soil and topography.

The primary objective of the soil column experiments was to identify surfactants that recovered at least 99% of the contaminant.

Objective hardness and soil moisture measurements were collected at nine locations (Twomey et al. [2012a]) on the same grounds the day before matches by an independent experienced operator.

For this objective, the volumetric soil water content and plant root distribution was measured to 300 cm depth along a cropland-treebelt-desert site at the oasis-desert ecotone in the Heihe River Basin, China.

Hence, lipase from S. arlettae has been the ideal choice for formulating a environmentally friendly detergent formulation with the objective of triglyceride soil removal from fabrics.

Our objective was to evaluate soil properties and soil quality under these land cover types and to investigate on their interrelationships.

Similarly, the UK Natural Environmental Research Council has funded a research project called Environmental Virtual Observatory pilot (EVOp) [12] to use clouds to achieve similar objectives for the soil and water domains.