Sentence examples for enhanced landscape from inspiring English sources

Over 1 year, the intervention groups had significantly reduced acute hazard soil lead concentration (median change: RB, −478 ppm; NRB, −698 ppm; control, +52 ppm; Kruskal Wallis, P=0.02), enhanced landscape coverings (mean change in score: RB, +0.6; NRB, +1.5; control, −0.6; ANOVA, P<0.001), and a 50% decrease in lead tracked onto the floor mats.

Developers would provide $9 million for a new fire station, $50 million for new roads and transit, $8 million for athletic fields and recreation, and $4 million for enhanced landscaping.

Younkin called the renovation "an aggressive improvement project". It installed new underground storm, sanitary and water infrastructure, pedestrian-friendly elements, lighting, trees and enhanced landscaping, and it buried overhead utility lines, which had affected higher-rising projects.

Building on its multiscale and mechanistically enhanced sensitivity to landscape modifications, we applied this calibrated tool to a theoretical landscape planning problem.

CEB,s was significantly related to mean precipitation, gross primary productivity and landscape-level enhanced vegetation index (EVI) from MODIS, and the variability in elevation, MODIS plant functional type, and MODIS EVI.

She proposes that wearable technologies comprise a pragmatics of enhanced communication in a social landscape.

These new methods have revealed an enhanced view of the transcriptional landscape and have yielded many biological insights.

Efficient landscape policies require enhanced regional embeddedness and targeting, acknowledgement of user demands and the capability of regional community and governance structures for policy implementation and natural capital valorisation.

The startup also claims to handle 95% of the unusual or corrupt files that other services can't tackle and includes the ability to autorotate iPhone videos shot in landscape mode and enhanced developer tools, including a code generator for API calls.

Parliament has ardently supported the post-Lisbon institutional landscape, advocating an enhanced role for the EEAS, the EU delegations and the EUSRs, as well as a more coherent policy and a more effective CFSP.

A street-end may feature preservation of viewpoints, improvements such as public gardens, or enhanced safety measures (e.g., landscaping, lighting or fencing from danger).