Sentence examples for fire mortality from inspiring English sources

Current fire mortality models are limited to a few species and regions, notably Pinus ponderosa and Pseudotsuga menziesii in the western United States.

Similarly, the tested variables were shown to be highly sensitive to the following eco-physiological parameters: leaf and fine root C N ratio, new stem C to new leaf C ratio, new fine root C to new leaf C ratio, specific leaf area, maximum stomatal conductance, fire mortality and fraction of N in Rubisco (specifically for deciduous species).

Outcome: Residential fire mortality rate.

Implementation of fire-safe cigarette is associated with reductions in residential fire mortality rates.

In 32 of the 44 jurisdictions, residential fire mortality rates decreased by at least 5% (Table 3).

State-specific residential firesidentialy death rates decreased (defired as a drop of at least 5%) in 32 states after fire-safe cigarette legislation was imortalitydeath

Model projections over 30 years showed no change in projected population growth rates achieved using demographic data before the fire, as well as demographic data after fire mortalities were accounted for (6.5% p.a).

New post-fire mortality thresholds were developed for A. amabilis, A. concolor, A. grandis, P. contorta, P. lambertiana, P. monticola, P. engelmannii, L. occidentalis, and T. heterophylla.

Existing logistic models adequately described post-fire mortality of A. concolor, A. lasiocarpa, C. decurrens, C. lawsoniana, L. occidentalis, P. engelmannii, P. contorta, and P. lambertiana.

The resprouting pattern (basal or epicormic) and post-fire mortality (complete or top-kill) were analysed using a logistic regression approach.

For each above-breakpoint tree and snag in 2008, we recorded the species, diameter, pre- and post-fire mortality status and post-fire live crown ratio.