Sentence examples for well established soil from inspiring English sources

The accuracy and the possible limitations of this zoning procedure are addressed through comparison with observed damage distribution as well as results from seismic ground response analyses performed at sites with well established soil profiles.

We applied a method which describes the variation through the soil profile and interpolates this across the landscape using well established soil drivers such as relief, land cover and geology.

It has been well established that soil fertility, and therefore crop yields and fruit quality, is principally related to three main complementary components of soil ecosystems: natural organic matter (NOM), soil microbiota and the pool of bioavailable mineral nutrients [1, 2].

Approaches to measuring air and water quality are well established, but soil quality assessment protocols to be used in landscape monitoring efforts are largely non-existent.

It is well established that soil conditions play an important role in driving denitrification.

Their effects have been well established in soils, where they secrete enzymes and secondary metabolites that unlock organic complexes to release mineral nutrients for plant uptake.

The sensitivity of Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) to soil moisture is well established, however, the retrieval of soil moisture from SAR is confounded by the effects of surface roughness and vegetation.

The relevance of soil legacy effects on soil microorganisms is well established [12], [69], [70] and also applies for plant diversity effects on microorganisms changing from disturbed (zymogeneous) to more established (autochthonous) communities in grassland experiments [25], [69].

Our previous studies were mainly carried out on amended soils and it is well established that the availability of metals in such soils is far higher than it is in real soils (e.g. [63,64]).

Cultivation of perennial grasses, which are potential bioenergy feedstocks, is well established as a means to increase soil carbon stocks and restore degraded land [ 34- 36].

It is well established that bacterial pathogens can survive in soil and water for long periods and their persistence in the environment leads to increased risk of infection in human and animal hosts [ 1].