Sentence examples for extent of green from inspiring English sources

Auditing the extent of green space and our access to it is a vital first step in reconnecting people with nature and what better way to do it than to combine the wonders of smart technology with the wonders of nature?" Hilary Allison, at the Woodland Trust said: "Urban green space is a serious quality of life issue that has been neglected for too long.

The extent of green fluorescence was normally greater than 60%.

The results showed that during 19 years from 1987, a significant decrease had occurred in the extent of urban green spaces with a concomitant fragmentation resulting in downgrading and destruction of the functions and services these areas provide.

We determined how much beetle diversity and community structure were influenced by vegetation composition and structure, native vegetation, garden land covers, and proximity and extent of neighbourhood green spaces in 55 gardens in Dunedin, New Zealand.

Masson Goldner trichrome staining allowed visualization of the extent of fibrogenesis (green) in the pancreas and the concomitant loss of exocrine tissue (red) over time in the ligated part of the pancreas.

Because that tug-of-war analogy not only fails to take account of the rise of UKIP and, to a lesser extent, of the Greens.

Since 2010 we have seen a collapse in support for the Lib Dems and the rise of UKIP and the SNP and, to a lesser extent, of the Greens.

Therefore, it is of interest to know to what extent different types of green areas are used by residents.

The objective of this study was to detect changes in extent and pattern of green areas of Mashad city and to analyze the results in terms of landscape ecology principles and functioning of the green spaces.

Endothelial cell losses after 6 days were negligible, explants of the corneas generated uniform fibroblastic stromal cell cultures and the extents of Janus Green staining were similar.

This focus upon the 'local' does not permit inferences on to what extent the overall level of green space for larger areas (e.g. cities) may be related to health; indeed, a recent paper which reports higher rates of all-cause mortality in greener US cities [ 60] demonstrates the importance of differentiating between studies according to the geographical scale of the analytical unit.