Sentence examples for sedimentary rate from inspiring English sources

However, a heavy sedimentary rate during the early growing season failed to support the establishment of S. mariqueter and destroyed the adaptive mechanism of plants to burial stress, further resulting in the failure of revegetation practices.

A moderate sedimentary rate was shown to help the persistence of planting materials, which, in turn, benefitted the colonization of S. mariqueter seedlings by vegetative tillering and rhizome growth underground.

The higher sedimentary rate along with limited pedogenesis may possibly facilitate the record of LGE in the BYH section.

Based on the average sedimentary rate in the Brunhes chron, the age of the first geomagnetic excursion event is approximately simultaneous with the Blake event (120 110 ka) (Langereis et al., 1997).

Furthermore, BAFF levels have been shown to correlate well with BVAS and erythrocyte sedimentary rate (ESR) levels [ 92].

The results indicated that the differences in sedimentary rates and tidal wave energy during the initial establishment period significantly influenced the outcome of succession.

Due to the effects of allocyclic factors, such as lake level rising, accommodation space, and sedimentary supply rate, the main evolutionary mode of the composite sand body is vertical overlaying, which includes diverse modes such as progradation, retrogradation, and aggradation.

Open image in new window Fig. 9 Composite sand bodies with similar origin Due to the effects of allocyclic factors, such as lake level rising, accommodation space, and sedimentary supply rate, the main evolutionary mode of the composite sand body is vertical overlaying, which includes diverse modes such as progradation, retrogradation, and aggradation.

As mentioned earlier, the burrow structure and irrigation type of A. marina may result in comparable or larger impact on sedimentary reaction rates than that of N. diversicolor, and should be recognized and included in sedimentary budget predictions.

Together with previously reported sedimentary denitrification rates (~ 3.0 Tg-N year−1), the total N flux just equates with the latest estimation of 16 Tg-N year−1, suggesting that the oxygenated water column over the shallow Arctic shelf is potentially a large missing N sink, and the N cycle of this region could be more dynamic than previously thought.

Sedimentary bedrock erosion rates range from 0.05 to 0.4 mm/yr, although the majority of measurements cluster at 0.125±0.05 mm/yr.