Sentence examples for reflecting soil from inspiring English sources

In this study, the sensitivity of different grouping methods in reflecting soil variations along an urban rural gradient was compared.

Multiple regression tested these indicators against each of 4 specified management goals, reflecting soil quality attributes, i.e., sodium adsorption ratio (SAR) of soil solution, infiltration rate, soil loss, and cotton yield.

The significant site variables affecting growth included soil C/N ratio and soil exchangeable acidity (pH KCl; positive response) reflecting soil chemistry, long-term N-deposition (averaged since 1975) in combination with soil texture (clay content) and Standardized Precipitation Index (SPI), a drought index expressing moisture conditions.

The maximum values of the plant water potential at midday close to the riverbed (e.g. sample trees 4, 5 and 9) are even higher (indicating a lower water potential) than the relaxation values reflecting soil water availability (pre-dawn plant water potential) of sample trees are ca. 75 m further away (e.g. sample trees numbers 1, 2 and 11).

Results indicate that the proposed model can reasonably reflect soil characteristics.

This means that microchannels in microfluidic systems better reflect soil conditions, where soil pore water often forms a thin film on mineral particles over which substrates can diffuse.

Such information can be collected using satellite images since the structure and condition of the vegetation growing on the abandoned fields reflects soil properties.

A zero-N strip is a strip in the field where no N fertilizer is applied at planting and where readings will reflect soil N supply capacity from past manure applications, rotation credits, and soil organic matter.

The spatial distribution patterns of Ks at a regional scale in the loessial soils of China comprehensively reflected soil hydraulic properties and the combined effects of soil texture, vegetation, topography and human activities.

Weathering and aging procedures for CL-20 amended into test soil were incorporated into the study design to produce toxicity data that better reflect soil exposure conditions in the field compared with the toxicity in freshly amended soils.

δDwax and δ18Osc integrate their isotopic signal over similar timespans, whereas δDwax reflect soil formation timescales on the order of ca. 1 to 5 ka as a function of soil thickness36 and δ18Osc represents integration time on the order of 0.1 to 10 ka37,38.