Sentence examples for soil for instance from inspiring English sources

US soil, for instance, is depleted 18 times faster than nature can rebuild it.

Brito found bacteria in her subjects and the soil, for instance, that were immune to cephalosporins, which are used to treat pneumonia, meningitis, and other infections.

For this reason the sampling of contaminated soil, for instance, may employ random, systematic, or judgment-based sampling plans in order to achieve a given set of objectives (e.g., mapping concentration gradients and locating "hot spots").

If there is extensive contamination of soil, for instance, one likely cleanup method would be to scoop up the top three or four inches and cart it to a safe disposal site.

Deep valley soil, for instance, will grow trees much faster than rocky and inconsistent alpine soil.

Plants would be exposed to higher concentrations of solutes if there was less water in the soil - for instance, if plants were not watered, or plants in drought conditions.

These communities could have similar soil conditions, for instance soil texture, saturation, pH and organic matter.

In natural soils, for instance, microorganisms, inorganic and organic particles might form complex bio-geochemical interfaces that interact with NP and as a consequence will influence their fate [119] and toxicity.

This soil was quite poor in organic matter (organic carbon content 13.2 g kg−1) and roots compared with some grassy meadow (36.1 g kg−1) or forest soils, for instance [ 34], providing an environment less favourable for the multiplication of the B. cereus ss population.

In soil science, for instance, the rate at which a chemical constituent moves through soil is determined by several transport mechanisms: advection, diffusion, dispersion, adsorption and zero-order or first-order production and decay.

A gene from a soil bacterium, for instance, makes soybeans immune to a widely used weed killer.