Sentence examples for the waterlogging from inspiring English sources
verb
To make a boat heavy and in danger of sinking by flooding with water
The waterlogging preserved them until they were unearthed by the archaeologists 3000 years later.
But agriculture recovered remarkably quickly, with a bumper winter-wheat crop; and, buoyed by the high cotton price, so did textile exports, despite the waterlogging.
The waterlogging in the study area was attributed to the variations in canal water levels.
Overall, following the waterlogging treatments, APX activity in the eggplants was generally higher than in the tomatoes.
The alternative scenarios revealed that small increase in the net recharge would cause the waterlogging problem to aggravate.
Su et al. (2016) established an integrated simulation method of rainfall-affected traffic in a city, in which the waterlogging effect was considered.
The waterlog has created enough of a backlog -- the tournament is about 120 matches behind schedule -- that the All England Club has decided to extend play to the first Sunday for only the third time in its history.
However, in the top 10 cm of the soil the reverse was the case, with waterlogging increasing the proportion of the roots that comprised lateral roots.
> Again with the exception of grasspea, the extended waterlogging treatment stopped main root extension in all genotypes when the duration of waterlogging was prolonged from 14 to 35 days (Fig. 1A and B).
Slight increases in total ASA, reduced ASA, GSH, and total glutathione contents in the roots were also observed throughout the entire waterlogging period.
The term waterlogging is used to refer to flooding of the soil.
