Sentence examples for Lack of stands from inspiring English sources

However, our results may be partially due to a lack of stands with longer burn rotations (> 3 years).

The inventory data also point out to a lack of stands younger than ~40 years in average in RO, while stands more than 80 years old on average are very common.

Each of these little dishes is served with an even smaller serving of vegetables, but considering Mr. Kellermann's success with those mushrooms, the lack of stand-alone vegetable dishes is a disappointment that is only partly eased by dessert.

Urban forests are capable of reducing the amount of stormwater runoff, in part, by regulating throughfall via canopy rainfall interception; however, the lack of stand-scale studies of urban throughfall hinders realistic estimates of the benefits of urban vegetation for stormwater regulation.

The lack of specificity stands in contrast to the more clearly defined role of Mr. Gore.

International agencies have promised more aid, but lack of security stands in the way.

This lack of urgency stands in stark contrast to the swift government response to mortgage-related woes on Wall Street.

This lack of enthusiasm stands in sharp contrast to last season, when more money was spent on new Broadway musicals — more than $135 million — than in any other season.

It is seen as a key driver for progressing the sustainability agenda, but a lack of trust stands in the way.

Mr. Giuliani's lack of preparation stands out among the major candidates, and it was underscored this month when his jet landed in Des Moines at 7 10 a.m. for an 8 a.m. debate.

In a business where egos can be as inflated as a Bruckner symphony, Mackerras's lack of pretension stands out - the "musician's musician", according to the great mezzo-soprano Dame Janet Baker, with whom he worked frequently in the 1960s and 70s; a conductor devoted, as baritone Simon Keenlyside puts it, to making great music rather than a great career.