Sentence examples for was less water from inspiring English sources
Under drought, S. arundinaceus was less water stressed than P. dilatatum, which exhibited severe water stress; clipping alleviated this stress, increasing the competitive ability of P. dilatatum relative to S. arundinaceus.
Plants would be exposed to higher concentrations of solutes if there was less water in the soil - for instance, if plants were not watered, or plants in drought conditions.
"It was about 3ft less, but it doesn't keep away the trauma of the likelihood of flooding and yes it was less water but any water is bad," he said.
High temperature treatment data shows that the 1 wt% carbon and basalt fibre reinforced geopolymer actually dehydrated slower than the pure geopolymer and there was less water loss at all temperatures, reaching about 91 wt% of residual mass at 800 °C, compared with about 90 wt% for pure geopolymer.
Above results indicate that there was less water stress at Bambey compared to experiments conducted at Sadore.
Drought impact was obvious on infection rates when there was less water available for drinking and for personal hygiene.
They could have subsidized agriculture production that was less water-intensive and accounted for climate and drought projections that we already knew about, though we don't even know if they were aware of those projections.
"When there's less water, they feed together".
One reason that droughts exacerbate the problem is that there is less water to wash with.
"Everywhere you go people are talking about how there's less water.
