Usage of "salinity" | TermGallery

Portuguese

Catalan

The taste experience when common salt is taken into the mouth.

Portuguese

Spanish

The relative proportion of salt in a solution.

Usage of salinity in English

Methyl Hg was inversely correlated with salinity, sediment Eh and sand content. 
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Ixodid distribution on the wildlife corridor is strongly influenced by habitat salinity. 
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Temperature, salinity and wind all can affect the connection between two devices. 
 BBC 

The salinity bit looks weird, though, with a few conspicuously red bars. 
 Wired 

All the while they measure things like depth and temperature and salinity. 
 Wired 

Iraq fears salinity will worsen as global warming raises sea levels. 
 Reuters 

Under proper salinity treatment, sense transgenic plants grew much better than the control. 
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And ocean salinity of course represented only the merest sliver of my ignorance. 
 A short history of nearly everything 

Harvest temperature, salinity, region and season had no effect on GRs. 
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Adaptation to changes in extracellular salinity is a critical event for cell survival. 
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Soil salinity represents a major constraint in the growth of chrysanthemum. 
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Drought and salinity are two major limiting factors in crop productivity. 
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Drought and salinity traits, being polygenic, are most difficult to target. 
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It looks, therefore, as if there were yearly variations of salinity in these 
 The South Pole; an account of the Norwegian antarctic expedition... 

Many abiotic stresses, such as drought and salinity, constrain cotton production. 
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Relatively little is known about salinity acclimation in the primitive groups of fishes. 
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salinity

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Salinity through the time

Salinity across language varieties

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Meanings of salinity in English