Soil and ditch sediment P chemistry was explored at two artificially drained sites with similar land use, management and drainage class.
When redistributed, the soil must achieve "an approximately uniform, stable thickness," although that thickness may be varied to meet revegetation goals; and should be consistent with the post-mining land use, contours, and drainage systems.
In this study, we non-invasively imaged changes of lymphatic function and drainage patterns using near-infrared fluorescence (NIRF) imaging.
The paired catchments differ primarily in drainage density (70% vs. 31%, by catchment area), with essentially all other agricultural management, land use, and soil drainage characteristics remaining equal.
However, anthropogenic modifications of the landscape such as land use and artificial drainage can significantly alter the OC balance in a catchment.
The present study showed that BSMs are frequently used in TKA and THA, especially preoperative EPO use and postoperative drainage and re-infusion.
We examined the feasibility of using runoff and drainage output of a simple soil-vegetation-atmosphere (SVAT) model as a predictor of monthly and daily changes in measured stream flow.
They represent domain use cases (acoustic and drainage) and coordination use cases (safety audit).
They represent domain use cases (acoustic and drainage) and coordination use case considering other requirements than the 3D coordination (safety audit).
But their numbers declined during the mid 1800s, when heavy use by doctors and drainage of wetlands for agriculture wiped out many natural populations.
