Sentence examples for degrees of vegetation from inspiring English sources
Monitoring plots were constructed on each type of grassland with varying degrees of vegetation degradation.
As a next step building performance simulation models were used to evaluate alternative building designs (specifically various surface and layout design options and degrees of vegetation) in view of their mitigation effectiveness vis-à-vis climate change projections.
Such small shifts in frequency may explain the range of RF variation in the southern and eastern populations of our study (approximately 3 kHz) where plasticity in response to slightly varying degrees of vegetation clutter towards the east might occur.
We conclude that vegetation change acts as an amplifier for both accelerating and decelerating terrestrial water cycles, depending on the degree of vegetation coverage.
The zonal degree of vegetation differentiation of the CLP decreased again during the late Holocene as a result of climate change and increasing human influence on the landscape.
The index utilizes time series of satellite observations of greenness to derive three indicators of the underlying vegetation dynamics; the cumulative annual greenness, the minimum level of perennial cover, and the degree of vegetation seasonality.
The proportion of glacier coverage, followed by steepness of slopes, and degree of vegetation cover in ice-free surface areas with sedimentary covers are the main controls for the detected spatial variability of suspended sediment yields.
However, the activity of P. nathusii did not differ between seasons above fields with a relatively low degree of vegetation complexity in the surrounding landscape.
For instance, during summer, N. noctula bats were more active on arable fields with a relatively high water cover in the surrounding, while the activity of P. nathusii decreased with an increasing degree of vegetation complexity.
Degree of vegetation coverage affects solar heat absorption, water retention, and rainfall on a regional level.
It is assumed that two cell-specific geographical features are positively correlated with a cell's capacity to sustain mosquito larvae, namely i) the degree of vegetation cover in a cell and ii) the number of dwellings per cell.
