Sentence examples for data felling from inspiring English sources

SVZ cells from the contralateral SVZ also divided more rapidly, analogous to previously reported neurosphere assay data (Felling et al., 2006).

The data practically "fell into his pocket," leaving Falciani feeling "troubled" by the vulnerability of the bank's internal software.

The susceptibility of forest stands to natural disturbances was analysed with data on sanitary felling.

We found, based on the pre- felling data, that the forest stands of ACOSA are some of the most biomass rich areas of Costa Rica while, those of ACAHN are some of the most biomass poor.

Table 1 Summary of the different wood density datasets that were used to develop the various models   Five-ring density samples at breast-height Disc-level data collected on felled trees Ring-level densitometry data at breast-height Region Number of sites Number of trees Age (years) Number of sites Number of trees Age (years) Number of sites Number of trees Age (years)       Min.

The Brazilian environment agency, Ibama, which is responsible for protecting the forests against illegal logging, said the drop was due to the increased use of satellite data to spot the felling of trees and new tactics to deter loggers, including ending their ability to hide under cloud cover.

As ground level data from pre- felling inventories covers a greater area than ecological plots within the five ecosystems being studied, our study will better capture the spatial heterogeneity of wood density and estimated AGB across the landscape.

Last April, they reported to ministers of the incoming government that emissions from deforestation were almost 10m tonnes a year less than previously supposed "due to new data showing smaller trees being felled".

Fashion sales rose, according to the data, but food and grocery fell.

No data on treatment burden was found that fell outside this coding framework, an important finding as this provides evidence that NPT is suitable for conceptualising the treatment burden faced by patients with chronic illness.

Lack of accurate, timely data means it can take months for word of large-scale felling to get out.