Sentence examples for extensive disturbances from inspiring English sources

Yet, of the three gauged catchments, Rithet has the highest proportion of forest considered to be mature forest (≥80 years) at 67% (Table 2) and has the least extensive disturbances over the last 100 years.

If species were all specialized, but for different levels of disturbance (some specialized on old forests, some specialized on intermediately disturbed areas, and others on extensive disturbance), it would be expected that all species would have low Jaccard dissimilarities, but exhibit a flat linear distribution across the gradient in mean disturbance.

By inhibiting an abnormal protein present only in chronic myelogenous leukemia (CML) cells, imatinib can control CML without causing extensive disturbance in normal cells.

Soil morphology can provide insight into how ecosystems change following periods of extensive disturbance.

One exception is when intensive site preparation resulted in extensive disturbance of the mineral soil [14], which is rare in the northern US.

In this study, analyses of the eruption processes based on erupted materials were complicated by the extensive disturbance and disruption of the original structure of the deposits that were due to the extensive rescue operations and rainfall following the eruption.

We used satellite imagery and extensive field measurements to examine the landscape-level pattern and impact of an extensive disturbance episode that occurred in the early 2000s in primeval forest dominated by Picea abies in the Arkhangelsk region, Russia, due to drought and subsequent bark beetle (Ips typographus) outbreak.

One exception is when intensive site preparation resulted in extensive disturbance of the mineral soil [ 14], which is rare in the northern US.

In the spring of 2014, abundant sea ice that drifted out of the Gulf of St. Lawrence caused extensive disturbance in rocky intertidal habitats on the northern Atlantic coast of mainland Nova Scotia, Canada.

We further assigned a qualitative measure of human influence on each breeding pond by assigning ponds to each of the following categories: 1) human presence without human habitat modification or extensive disturbance; 2) recreational activities (fishing, boating); 3) property development (housing or commercial buildings); 4) agricultural activity; and 5) industrial activity.

However, these hypermethylation alterations obviously increased during the transition from CHB to LC, indicating the presence of more extensive epigenetic disturbances.