Sentence examples for greater stand from inspiring English sources
GMR-based treatments retained greater stand level basal area than ERG-based treatments, primarily in large, 28 48 cm tree diameter classes.
The rate of radial increase in wood density (parameter β ij ) did not change with final stand density for the GF6-rated seedlot in either experiment, but was higher at greater stand densities for the GF25-rated seedlot in the pruned experiment (Figure 7a).
Tenth year data from these sites show that large OM removals and severe soil compaction (main treatments) had no significant (α ≤ 0.1) effect on stand volume but control of the understory (split-plot treatment) resulted in greater stand volume compared to plots with no understory control.
Weed competition caused a severe reduction of DM yield and lucerne proportion in the 'organic' management but just a slight, non-significant reduction of seed yield, for which the greater stand thinning in this management relative to the chemically weeded one was largely compensated by increases in racemes per stem and seed weight.
It has shown great fruit each time and helped him take a greater stand for his vision as an artist.
According to South Dakota Experiment Station records, Winoka (northern selected) generally has a greater stand survival rank than TAM W-101 (southern selected) in the Northern Great Plains [ 25].
Densities of sugar maple seedlings and/or saplings were negatively associated with a combination of greater stand-scale densities of white-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus), greater gap-scale cover of non-tree vegetation, and lower gap-scale light availability, with deer density having the greatest effect.
Toynbee, Braudel and the other greats, stand aside.
On the final whistle Rodgers directed the winger towards Anfield's great stand to take its applause.
"A great stand affects the quality of the rock, but a lousy one doesn't because you can always have another stand made.
The last great newspaperman is taking the last great stand against a future in which industrial-age newspapers will probably cease to exist".
