Sentence examples for examining trees from inspiring English sources

Experts are now examining trees at its perimeter to see whether any long roots are threatening its stability.

This current series of sculptural works is in line with his signature aesthetic dedicated to examining trees and nature in relation to the degradation of the human body.  .

Here, we have expanded our scope of investigation to the entire range (48 locations, N = 1415 individuals), utilized more DNA markers, and specifically addressed local conditions by examining trees in three landscapes: large (>1000 ha) continuous forest sites with minimal development, smaller forest (25 1000 ha) fragments, and anthropogenic sites (fencerows, pastures, and wooded patches <1 ha).

Some arrived at this conclusion by examining tree rings, while others studied lake sediment deposits or marine records.

It will address the government's policies towards increasing woodland by examining tree-planting rates, types of trees to be planted and the use of instruments, such as carbon markets, to support increased planting.

The correlation coefficients tests examine any two sequences in a tree to determine whether or not they originate from the same compartment by examining tree structure and distances, i.e., the cumulative genetic distances between sequences (the length of branches) (r), or the number of tree branches separating the sequences (rb).

The correlation coefficients tests look at any two sequences in a tree to determine whether or not they originate from the same compartment by examining tree structure and distances, i.e., the cumulative genetic distances between sequences (the length of branches) (r), or the number of tree branches separating the sequences (rb).

We followed up on this analysis by examining tree topologies for the remaining, presumably autosomal, clusters.

This is explained by the greater variability and the number of examined trees and by a larger examination area on the tree in the climate directive.

He said the station would continue to examine trees and nurseries for signs of the organism.

At best, a doorman may let them examine trees in common areas, like courtyards.