Sentence examples for burning in response from inspiring English sources

More recently, there is evidence that reduction of pre-harvest sugar cane burning in response to a state law in Brazil requiring the gradual elimination of this practice has been associated with a decrease in hospitalizations due to respiratory disease [ 15].

Results obtained over a wide range of strain rates show that the results of the uniform strain-rate model agree well with those obtained using the boundary-layer approximation in terms of the steady-state flame structure and evolution of the burning velocity in response to a stepwise change in strain rate for both premixed and diffusion flames.

Even if exposure to residential coal burning declines in response to economic changes in China, the increasing prevalence in smoking augur an increase in children's exposure to environmental tobacco smoke.

We quantified bitterbrush cover, density, and biomass in response to repeated burning in thinned ponderosa pine forests.

The absence of burning in the past 24 h would warrant a response of "None" for Item 4 for the majority of participants.

A fire was burning in the hills above Simi Valley, prompting an aggressive response from firefighters in the air and on the ground.

A response of "Mild" meant "very little" or "occasional" burning in the past 24 h.

By Christine Kenneally Bushfire burning in Victoria.

But this week, with the government's response to children utterly alone in the world (when the Conservative party voted against the UK accepting 3000 unaccompanied child refugees from Syria) I couldn't ignore the story burning in my veins.

A look at the 12 fires burning in California.

Abdul Qadir of Pakistan kept the flame burning in the 1980s.