salinity in A Sentence

That's why the Salinity keeps changing.

The Salinity of water need not be high.

As a result, the Salinity of Lake Kasumigaura declined,

Fresh(low Salinity) water from rivers are mixed into Haida eddies.

Precipitation and evaporation leads to Salinity variation in all oceans,

Salinity of Sambhar Lake is the residual Salinity of which sea?

grown in the arid southwestern United States, where Salinity is an emerging issue.

Thousands of acres of fertile land have acquired Salinity and become unfit for agriculture.

It can remove rust quickly(even in narrow spaces), eliminate any Salinity, and reduce dust and waste.

There is Salinity, but local farmers have worked out how to overcome that problem so why can't we?

The average Salinity of Earth's oceans is about 35 grams of salt per kilogram of sea water

At present, almost 4,000 Argo floats measure temperature and Salinity of the top 2 kilometres of the world's oceans.

was constructed under authority of the Federal Colorado River Basin Salinity Control Act of 1974 to treat saline

When I came home from the Holiday, Salinity was 40, KH was over 20, Ca and Mg were sky high.

In 2017, a casino purchased an internet-connected fish tank, designed to allow remote control of the water temperature and Salinity.

After Aila intensified Salinity, Kajal Lata's family too had to sell six bighas of their 23 bighas(7.6 acres) of land.

Further, soil acidity and Salinity, which covers about 11.3 million ha area, limits the productivity of major crops to great extent.

Found across the globe in saltwater lakes(but not oceans), they prefer habitats of high Salinity in order to protect them from predators.

Bidstrup began to imagine how additional GM research in Australia could help farmers with Salinity and drought, as well as reduce chemical usage.

The surface water Salinity of Indian Ocean ranges between 32 to 37 parts per thousand, making it one of the saltiest oceans in the world.

Rick and I hypothesized that adaptation to high Salinity could disrupt Daphnia's circadian rhythms based on recent evidence showing that other environmental contaminants can disrupt circadian behavior.

The key parameters include partial pressure difference of absorbed CO2 between ocean and atmosphere, wind speed at the sea surface, sea surface temperature and sea surface Salinity.

There are 66,093 rural habitations in India where the drinking-water source is contaminated with either one or more chemicals, such as arsenic, fluoride, nitrate, iron and Salinity;

Scientists studying the vast, remote waters encircling Antarctica frequently enlist the help of elephant seals, sticking sensors on their heads that collect data on temperature and Salinity.

And in India's vast coastal belts the soil is turning saline due to sea water ingression making Salinity tolerant crops a needed tool. The list is endless.

An assessment by the department found that as many as 56,788 rural households in 18 states have water contaminated with fluoride, arsenic, iron, Salinity, nitrate and heavy metals.

History of exposure: Corals generally require narrow ranges of certain conditions to survive(e.g., temperature, Salinity, light), but some corals have acclimatized to highly stressful conditions at the outer limits of their ranges.

Surface water Salinity in this Ocean ranges from 32 to 37 parts per 1000, where the highest is in the Arabian Sea and in a belt between southwestern Australia and southern Africa.

Surface water Salinity in the Indian Ocean ranges from 32 to 37 parts per 1000, the highest is in the Arabian Sea and in a belt between southern Africa and south-western Australia.

It is moderately sensitive to salt levels in both the soil and irrigation water, although it continues to be grown in the arid southwestern United States, where Salinity is an emerging issue.

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salinity in A Sentence

That's why the Salinity keeps changing.

The Salinity of water need not be high.

As a result, the Salinity of Lake Kasumigaura declined,

Fresh(low Salinity) water from rivers are mixed into Haida eddies.

Precipitation and evaporation leads to Salinity variation in all oceans,

Salinity of Sambhar Lake is the residual Salinity of which sea?

grown in the arid southwestern United States, where Salinity is an emerging issue.

Thousands of acres of fertile land have acquired Salinity and become unfit for agriculture.

It can remove rust quickly(even in narrow spaces), eliminate any Salinity, and reduce dust and waste.

There is Salinity, but local farmers have worked out how to overcome that problem so why can't we?

The average Salinity of Earth's oceans is about 35 grams of salt per kilogram of sea water

At present, almost 4,000 Argo floats measure temperature and Salinity of the top 2 kilometres of the world's oceans.

was constructed under authority of the Federal Colorado River Basin Salinity Control Act of 1974 to treat saline

When I came home from the Holiday, Salinity was 40, KH was over 20, Ca and Mg were sky high.

In 2017, a casino purchased an internet-connected fish tank, designed to allow remote control of the water temperature and Salinity.

After Aila intensified Salinity, Kajal Lata's family too had to sell six bighas of their 23 bighas(7.6 acres) of land.

Further, soil acidity and Salinity, which covers about 11.3 million ha area, limits the productivity of major crops to great extent.

Found across the globe in saltwater lakes(but not oceans), they prefer habitats of high Salinity in order to protect them from predators.

Bidstrup began to imagine how additional GM research in Australia could help farmers with Salinity and drought, as well as reduce chemical usage.

The surface water Salinity of Indian Ocean ranges between 32 to 37 parts per thousand, making it one of the saltiest oceans in the world.

Rick and I hypothesized that adaptation to high Salinity could disrupt Daphnia's circadian rhythms based on recent evidence showing that other environmental contaminants can disrupt circadian behavior.

The key parameters include partial pressure difference of absorbed CO2 between ocean and atmosphere, wind speed at the sea surface, sea surface temperature and sea surface Salinity.

There are 66,093 rural habitations in India where the drinking-water source is contaminated with either one or more chemicals, such as arsenic, fluoride, nitrate, iron and Salinity;

Scientists studying the vast, remote waters encircling Antarctica frequently enlist the help of elephant seals, sticking sensors on their heads that collect data on temperature and Salinity.

And in India's vast coastal belts the soil is turning saline due to sea water ingression making Salinity tolerant crops a needed tool. The list is endless.

An assessment by the department found that as many as 56,788 rural households in 18 states have water contaminated with fluoride, arsenic, iron, Salinity, nitrate and heavy metals.

History of exposure: Corals generally require narrow ranges of certain conditions to survive(e.g., temperature, Salinity, light), but some corals have acclimatized to highly stressful conditions at the outer limits of their ranges.

Surface water Salinity in this Ocean ranges from 32 to 37 parts per 1000, where the highest is in the Arabian Sea and in a belt between southwestern Australia and southern Africa.

Surface water Salinity in the Indian Ocean ranges from 32 to 37 parts per 1000, the highest is in the Arabian Sea and in a belt between southern Africa and south-western Australia.

It is moderately sensitive to salt levels in both the soil and irrigation water, although it continues to be grown in the arid southwestern United States, where Salinity is an emerging issue.

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