Sentence examples for use of a soil from inspiring English sources
The use of a soil mixture as substrate instead of mangrove sediment allows us to evaluate whether distinct initial growing conditions would have a long-term effect on the microbial communities of transplants.
Physical soil properties along with the use of a soil development index (i.e., PDI) show significant differences in pedogenic development between the three different categories of disturbance within similarly aged terrain units.
Our data suggest that the depletion of high soil P concentrations to decrease P loss in a pastoral soil in New Zealand operated under cut and carry, while maintaining agronomic potential, can be monitored with the use of a soil Olsen P test.
The soils were collected with use of a soil auger 8 cm in diameter and 10 cm deep.
The agricultural land was contaminated by the use of a soil improver containing industrial waste with high concentrations of PFAAs.
Three replicate subsamples were collected from each topographic position with use of a soil auger 8 cm in diameter and 10 cm deep before being bulked together.
The use of a soil-geomorphic model provides a means to stratify alluvial landforms and constrain the natural variability encountered in studies of riparian nutrient cycles associated with the feedbacks between SDN and terrestrial ecosystems to improve estimates of the fate of SDN in soils and vegetation.
The cells that survive are selected for gene transformation, which Dale accomplishes by making clever use of a common soil bacterium, Agrobacterium tumefaciens.
Soil monoliths were randomly sampled from two irrigated and two warmed-irrigated plots at the long-term experimental site of Flakaliden, by use of a cylindrical soil corer (3.9 cm in diameter)37,39.
We hypothesize that the lack of root biomass and soil properties' response to fertilization may be attributed to the use of a highly productive soil.
Land use of soil has a profound effect on CO2 emission rate as well, governing the main soil properties (C and N content, pH, microbial activity, structure etc).
