Sentence examples for conducted point from inspiring English sources

We conducted point counts of forest birds 7 times each year in stands thinned at two different intensities and in unharvested controls.

We conducted point counts and monitored nests at an industrial forest in the central Appalachians of West Virginia during 1996 1998, 2001 2003, and 2007 2009.

In 2005 and 2006, we conducted point counts in mature unharvested forest stands and in 19 26 year-old clearcut and two-age harvests from the original study and in younger clearcut and two-age stands (6 10 years old).

The particulate nature of the raw material and the nature of the operations that have to be conducted, point to the suitability of fluidization as the unit operation for ACT, provided the material properties are compatible.

We conducted point counts for 25 songbirds at sites undergoing savanna or woodland restoration and nearby non-managed forest sites across the Ozark Highlands of Missouri during the 2009 2011 breeding seasons; these sites represented a gradient of canopy cover and tree density from savanna to woodland to forest.

To determine the effects this harvesting strategy might have on communities of breeding forest birds, we conducted point counts in young forests regenerated from clear-cutting (15 25 years), and mature (50 60 years), and old (80 110 years) forests regenerated from fire.

Grey said further demographic studies of the area need to be conducted, pointing out that observant Jews can't drive vehicles on Saturday and would need to walk half an hour to reach the strip where synagogues are permitted.

This is because at the time the workshops were conducted, point-of-care testing for chlamydia and gonorrhoea had not yet been implemented in England.

At the same time we conducted point-count surveys to assess the abundance of domestic livestock and wild birds and assess interspecific contact rates.

We calculated Spearman's rho for correlation analyses between two continuous variables, and we conducted point-biserial correlations which allow measurement of the correlation between a continuous variable (AQLQ(S) or PSI total or subscale scores) and a dichotomous variable (any psychiatric disorder or no psychiatric disorder according Prime-MD) [ 27].

This study demonstrates the feasibility of conducting point prevalence surveys of healthcare-associated urinary tract infections in a standardised manner to facilitate comparisons over time within individual health facilities.