Sentence examples for soils indicates that from inspiring English sources
Parametric study of the effects of the saturation degree of soils indicates that this modification is significant for the evaluation of wave-induced momentary liquefaction.
After the removal of surface sorbed NOM, the decrease in kf-iodate value of treated surface soils indicates that surface sorbed NOM enhances iodate adsorption onto surface soil.
However, the study of the vertical profile of lateritic soils indicates that samples with lower proportions of fines (<80 μm) (INL) have higher values of MDD and CBR and vice versa.
Variable weathering extents in soils indicate that weathering in the SGM is largely kinetically limited.
The isotopic composition of Pb in these soils indicated that it originated mainly from the Naganobori mine.
Significant correlation between the number of Azotobacter spp. and the contents of organic C and total N in Polish soils indicated that soil fertility was an important factor influencing colonization of soils by Azotobacter(Martyniuk and Martyniuk 2003).
Carbon isotope data suggests the opposite; both open and closed vegetation had C4 isotope signals in deeper soils, indicating that grasslands are the ancient system.
A recent review of P-NMR studies in cropland soils indicated that orthophosphate, but not myo-IHP, varied with P fertilization and was lowest in soils receiving the least fertilizer for several studies [54].
Validations with data from several soils indicated that the approach offers consistent and accurate predictions of PCCs when used with Zapata's model for plastic soils and with the Mechanistic Empirical Pavement Design Guide (MEPDG) model for non-plastic soils.
The 29Si and 27Al MAS NMR spectra of montmorillonite dominated soils indicated that the reaction products of the attack on the tetrahedral sheets were mainly responsible for the formation of new composites that bound the soil particles together.
The hysteresis coefficients were significantly lower in the OW-amended soils than in AOW or COW-amended soils, indicating that the adsorbed MCPA could be easily desorbed in OW-amended soils if the amendment is not aged or composted.
