Sentence examples for years of soil from inspiring English sources

Although much of the human remains has been crushed under many hundreds of years of soil, some of the best-preserved bones may be able to give a wealth of evidence about who the people were, what they died of, and where they came from.

The study, published today in Science, used 9 years of soil moisture data from NASA's venerable Aqua satellite along with data from a network of rain gauges.

The present study was conducted to determine the effect of tillage systems and cropping sequences on SOC patterns after 10 years of soil management.

In the early years of soil P-NMR work, a number of different extractants were used, with little standardization among research groups [14, 15], making it difficult to compare results.

The utility of this metric is demonstrated using four years of soil moisture sensor data collected at a woodland site in Perth, Australia with a highly water repellent A-horizon.

Three modes of traditional tillage, subsoiling with soil cover and no-till with soil cover were compared using 10 years of soil bulk density, water content, yield and water use efficiency data.

During one year of soil exposure the progress of wool biodegradation was observed.

Similarly, Ayalew (2011) found that in the highlands of southern Ethiopia, crop yields increased by 22% on some farms within 1 year of soil bund construction.

In honor of the International Year of Soil, Prof. Emmanuel Frossard of ETH Zurich provided insight into the great importance of this ecosystem and of maintaining and restoring soil quality and health.

The data include eight years' worth of soil, moisture, and precipitation records for each of the twenty-nine million fieldsinlds in the U.S. In addition, the algorithm divides the country into nearly half a million plots, then generates ten thousand daily weather scenarios for each of them.

In addition, there were no significant differences in soil water contents between the control plots and rhizome-severed plots in both years, regardless of soil depth and season.