Sentence examples for water decline from inspiring English sources

In western China, a susceptible soil erosion and ecologically fragile area, mining subsidence has caused many environmental issues, such as soil erosion exacerbation, water resources deletion, ground water decline, vegetation cover reduction, land desertification.

The improved hydrogen generation properties are attributed to thermal stimulation induced by dissolving AlCl3 in water, decline of pH value caused by the formation of Al(OH 3 precipitation, and the synergy between SB and AB.

When seedling survival is plotted against the duration of drought multiplied by drought intensity (water decline ranging from 1 to 8 cm per day), an even clearer linear effect of drought on seedling survival becomes visible (Fig. 2b).

Body composition changes with advancing age as the percentage of muscle mass and body water decline by as much as 25% in women by age 70 (Masoro and Snyder 2001).

Before Americans rush to grow yet more water- dependent crops for fuel they should consider that when the supply of underground water declines, so will their fuel production.

However, because adipose tissue contains little or no moisture, as the percentage of fat increases in a meat cut, the percentage of water declines.

According to Massachusetts Audubon, between 1971 and 1999 the land considered developed increased to 24 from 17percentt of Massachusetts, while "wildlife habitat," which is defined as forest, wetlands and open water, declined from 70 to 64percentt.

With increases in the mass fraction of PEG, the amount of absorbed water declined.

At the cessation of rainfall, soil water declined in all tillage and barrier treatments.

That's because the cows ate away the vegetation and compacted the soil so much that its ability to absorb water declined.

Rising atmospheric carbon dioxide not only contributes to temperature increase but, as some of that carbon dioxide dissolves in the ocean, pH of ocean water declines.