Sentence examples for frequency of burn from inspiring English sources

The issue is compounded by a dramatic increase in the spatial distribution and temporal frequency of burn mosaics throughout the Kalahari since the droughts of the 1980s (Perkins et al. 2002).

A significant association was found between frequency of burn and group, but no such association was found with sibling number, rank of birth of the child or mother's occupation.

Children and their carers were asked about the frequency of burns during the past year.

Prescribed-burning should only be carried out using good-practice codes, which include restrictions on the size, location and frequency of burns.

Individual tree mortality was positively correlated with char height after the first burn regardless of burn frequency.

The analysis was run for 4 million generations,10 with a sample frequency of 100 and burn-in set to 10,000 (which corresponded to 25% of the sampled trees).

Runs of 1,000,000 generations were executed, with a sampling frequency of 10, a burn-in parameter of 25,000.

The analysis was run for 5, 000, 000 generations with a sample frequency of 100 and burn-in was set to correspond to 25% of the sampled trees.

We used 3000000 iterations, a sampling frequency of 2000, a burn-in length of 999999 iterations, and delta values for allele frequency, migration rate and level of inbreeding of 0.15 (see Additional file 17).

The study was conducted in forests dominated by post oak (Quercus stellata) and blackjack oak (Quercus marilandica) in wildlife management areas where understory prescribed burning had been practiced for over 20 years and the range of burn frequencies was 0 (unburned) fires per decade (FPD) to 4.6 FPD.

Equipment has also been a factor, including heavier armored vehicles more resistant to explosives and fire-retardant uniforms and gloves — two factors doctors and soldiers say seem to have led to a decline in the frequency and severity of burns.