As a consequence, a new scenario of increased burning frequency and reduced herbivory emerges, which may affect the soil function in different ways.
Balancing the need to limit fire risk yet provide adequate bitterbrush habitat for wildlife browse will likely require a mosaic pattern of burning at the landscape scale or a burning frequency well beyond 11 years to allow a bitterbrush seed crop to develop.
Since a higher burning frequency is a feasible situation that may affect mountain, nutrient-poor soils, the enduring effects of prescribed fires need to be taken into account to establish the optimal date of burning and the adequate recurrence regime that avoid negative impacts on the soil function and minimize the loss of nutrients from the soil reservoir.
Given the large scale of the Čḯxwicən project – over 112,000 fish remains were documented by five different analysts over three years – there was a real possibility that inconsistencies in laboratory practices affected analytic results (e.g., number of identified specimens, taxa present and relative abundance, elements identified, burning frequencies).
The symptoms reported in group 1 were (in decreasing frequency) burning, feeling a foreign body/sand in the eyes, tearing, photophobia, and blurred vision.
Most patients were able to provide information on the characteristics of their pain in terms of the physical sensation (e.g., "stabbing", "burning", "sharp"), frequency, location, and temporal characteristics (e.g., increasing, intermittent).
Symptoms consist of hematuria, frequency, dysuria, burning, urgency, incontinence, and nocturia [38].
A switch to a hardwood forest period during the Holocene also led to a change in the fire regime, with increased frequency of burning.
Using a very compact cavity design and combining techniques of hole burning mode suppression and frequency selection we achieve a smoothly tunable bandwidth of more than 150 GHz.
There were no complains of hematuria, urinary frequency, urgency, burning micturition, diarrhoea or flushing episodes.
Women described far broader, more diverse, systemic, and disabling symptoms than those described in the classical medical literature, i.e. frequency, urgency, burning and lower abdominal pain.
