Sentence examples for soil partition from inspiring English sources

An inverse relationship was observed for hydrophobic organic compound soil partition coefficients as a function of increasing co-solvent.

Soil partition coefficient and water solubility were much better predictors of pesticide body burden, bioconcentration factor, and skin permeability than logKow.

They observed that log P O/W was not related to body burden, while water solubility or soil partition coefficients were better estimators for this endpoint.

water-soil partition coefficient corrected for the amount of organic carbon in the soil.

We were able to show that groundwater level affected plant water uptake patterns and soil water partitioning among savanna woody species.

Here, soil P partitioning and flux data collected from a 50 year field trial, based on application of differing P masses, was investigated using a diffusive gradients in thin films (DGT) technique and "DGT-induced fluxes in sediments" (DIFS) model.

Here, we calibrated the well-known Hydrus-1D model in a data-rich boreal headwater catchment in Scotland to assess the role of two dominant vegetation types (shrubs vs. trees) in regulating the soil water partitioning and balance.

The findings provide an important evidence base for adaptive management strategies of future changes in low-energy humid environments, where vegetation growth is usually restricted by radiative energy and not water availability while few studies that quantify soil water partitioning exist.

Soil-water partition coefficient.

The soil-water partition coefficient (Kd) is used to describe the sorption potential of pollutants and the extent that they will move into the ground or surface waters.

Six farm fields with highly differences in soils were partitioned by the proposed pedometric strategy.