Sentence examples for under infrequent from inspiring English sources

The coupling between plants and soil microbes decreased under infrequent watering in the top soil layer.

However, under infrequent water inputs, this coupling in the top soil layer broke down, with no additional plant C transferred to microbial biomass despite larger root biomass.

The maximum expected monetary benefit or minimum expected cost rule are often adopted to assess the optimum structural design levels under infrequent large earthquakes.

The average 5-day microbial biomass 13C signature was significantly related to root biomass under frequent precipitation inputs (R2 = 0.80, p = 0.011), but not under infrequent inputs (Fig. S7).

Evenness-related indexes responded differently to precipitation pattern at different depths, driven by decreased evenness in the top soil layer under infrequent water inputs, which was not detected in the other soil layers (Fig. 4a, Fig. S8).

Our results are consistent with reduced bacterial relatedness under drier conditions, which prevail in the uppermost soil layer under infrequent water inputs as it dries out first and remains dry for several days.

Exposed animals may perform normally under some test conditions (e.g. frequent reinforcement), but abnormally under others (infrequent reinforcement), adding to the argument that neurobehavioral effects of PCB exposure depend on a number of factors like procedures and measures used, age at exposure and at testing, and dose and type or combination of PCBs used.

After 400 years, the landscape becomes increasingly occupied by relatively shade-tolerant species under small, infrequent fires, but only species with both relatively high shade tolerance and high fire tolerance can thrive under conditions with large, frequent fires.

Prolonged errors of large magnitude occur infrequently, but computer simulators, once appropriately validated (24), may allow preclinical assessment of safety of control algorithms under such infrequent, but critical conditions (25).

The authors said that often relying on self-reporting alone, as some previous studies have done, is dangerous because heavy users often under-estimate and infrequent users over-estimate the amount of time they spent online on any given day.

TTH was the most prevalent headache in Ethiopia, but only by a small margin, and not so in Zambia [17]; we speculate that this may have been due to cultural under-reporting of infrequent episodic TTH in both countries.