Sentence examples for soil wetness from inspiring English sources

Several studies also revealed that wetting of leaves positively affected plant water status without noticeably increasing soil wetness (Katz et al. 1989; Boucher et al. 1995; Burgess and Dawson 2004; Breshears et al. 2008).

The gravity data was more important for forecasts than measures of snowmelt and soil wetness were.

The area which has a predominantly gentle slope has high soil wetness.

Interflow is estimated as a linear function of the soil wetness.

We used base-flow immediately preceding storm events as an index of antecedent soil wetness status.

Strong predictors of OLT included climate, topography, near-surface permafrost distributions, soil wetness, and spectral information.

She finds a cricket stump that belonged to her son Vikram, "its pointed end... was darkened with soil, the wetness of the earth still clinging to the wood, almost," she writes.

From 2012 to 2013, 23 000 soil volume wetness measurements were acquired by Time Domain Reflectometry, and over 100 000 electrical resistivity data were collected in 160 ERT acquisitions.

The researchers created the model using publically-availabe information such as wetness, soil and other indicators of where contamination is likely to be high, combining it with population data, arsenic concentration levels from their own field tests at thousands of villages, and the Chinese government's own testing of wells between 2001 and 2005.

The spatial database includes digital elevation model (DEM), curvature, geology, river, stream power index (SPI), rainfall, land use/cover (LULC), soil type, topographic wetness index (TWI) and slope.

Soil depth and wetness condition did not appear to affect the selection of kriging for soil moisture interpolation, because they did not significantly change the ratio of sample spacing over correlation range and the relationship with the auxiliary variables.