Sentence examples for recovered soil from inspiring English sources

Also, borehole logs and subsurface stratigraphic study of some drilled boreholes in the area and geotechnical investigations involving laboratory soil classification test, oedometer consolidation test of some recovered soil samples and their x-ray diffraction analysis results are also presented.

What did surprise Shade is how quickly the microbial community in the recovered soil went back to looking like what it was pre-fire.

Regarding soil hydrology, the extent to which secondary succession can recover soil hydrological properties disturbed by antecedent deforestation and pasture use is yet poorly understood.

One of the current challenges in the study of recovering soil architecture is physically evaluating the internal soil structure in unconventional ways.

The above is complicated by the use of direct sowing (DS), which achieves positive results, both in lowering costs and recovering soil, although there is no knowledge of how the planosol soils in Corrientes Province, Argentina, behave under these traffic conditions.

In Biosphere 2, water needs included supplying potable water for people and domestic animals, irrigation water for a wide variety of food crops, and recycling and recovering soil nutrients from wastewater.

B-17 pilotless drone aircraft were flown through the clouds, and a drone light tank was used to recover soil samples from the crater.

Thus, at the low speed utilised to recover soil particles, prions not bound to soil do not sediment in quantities sufficient to be detected by SCA.

The shifting cultivator's strategy is to have a fallow period long enough to recover soil fertility lost during cultivation (Szott et al. 1999).

The molecular set for Paenibacillus sp. detected the bacterium attached to Steinernema diaprepesi suspended in water or added to nematodes recovered from soil samples but its detection decreased markedly in the soil samples, even when a nested PCR protocol was employed.

Globodera pallida cysts recovered from soil and G. pallida reproduction rate were significantly reduced by 49% and 60% respectively, when soil was amended with T. harzianum ThzID1-M3 compared to the non-amended soil.