Sentence examples for ensuing conditions from inspiring English sources

Dry ensuing conditions after the May 30 planting date in 2014 probably resulted in dry conditions at the 1.5 inch seeding depth, thereby reducing emergence at that depth.

As such, a statistical relationship between the output of a numerical weather model and the ensuing conditions at the ground was developed in the 1970s and 1980s, known as model output statistics (MOS).

The ensuing conditions include some peculiar aspects of hair loss (effluvium), alopecia, and facial hirsutism.

Loss of a chromosome usually disrupts the genetic balance, and the ensuing condition leads mostly to cell death.

The significant year x location x seeding depth interaction for grain yield indicates that corn growers in NY should adjust seeding depth to soil conditions (although it is difficult to predict ensuing soil conditions after planting, which can greatly influence the optimum seeding depth for plant populations and yields).

In other words, owing to differences in regeneration and resource niches, and the consequent differential responses of populations of component species to the conditions associated with a particular fire and the ensuing weather conditions, each species would somewhere, and at some time, experience population growth or decline [21].

In the ensuing chaotic conditions Sicily was rescued by Pyrrhus of Epirus from further Carthaginian encroachments, but his mercenaries later seized Messana (now Messina).

Far from searching to avoid death "at any cost" irrespective of the ensuing living conditions, the primary goal of intensive care is to return the highest number of critically ill patients to a quality of life they would find acceptable [1].

Far from searching to avoid death "at any cost" irrespective of the ensuing living conditions, the primary goal of intensive care is to return the highest number of critically ill patients to a quality of life they would find acceptable [ 1].

Five months of negotiations ensued under conditions of monetary asphyxiation and an induced bank-run supervised and administered by the European Central Bank.

Through the economic conditions ensuing on the Black Death, the more severe perpendicular style superseded the decorated.