Sentence examples for growth loss from inspiring English sources

If this vital function of the mitochondria is damaged, it results in a wide range of symptoms connected with lack of energy, such as poor growth, loss of muscle function, visual problems, learning disabilities, heart, liver and kidney disease, and neurological problems including dementia.

The final damage of the pest is unsightly and repeated heavy defoliation and can cause growth loss in large trees and mortality of young plants.

Few of the alternative treatments tested in these trials resulted in significant growth loss to trees relative to the current operational standard.

They interact with a wide range of molecular processes within microorganisms resulting in a range of effects from the inhibition of growth, loss of infectivity to cell death.

If the iv-v relationships for different Martonne index values would all run through the origin of the coordinate system and just differ in their slopes, this would indicate the same relative growth loss for trees of different sizes.

Despite pressure to find environmentally benign herbicides for these species, little research has identified non-residual herbicides that are cost-effective and result in minimal growth loss compared to those used operationally.

After years of explosive growth, losses are mounting — and so are concerns that some investors will head for the exits.

So, if quantifications of stress responses and growth losses would be based just on dominant trees, such losses would be considerably overestimated.

Some studies clearly indicated that growth losses occur in damaged trees, and in some cases, these can seriously offset the gains from harvesting (Vasiliauskas 2001).

In case of beech the average drought resistance in 2003 and 2015 was much higher (Rt = 0.87 and 1.02) than for spruce, the growth losses being hardly relevant.

Because of their higher resistance the drought-induced relative growth losses on stand level were lower than observed at the dominant trees only.