Sentence examples for growth variability from inspiring English sources

In this study, correlation coefficients between tree-ring chronologies with monthly mean temperature and monthly precipitation derived from the MTCLM program were used to identify the relationships between radial growth variability of A. faxoniana and climate variables (Tardif et al., 2001).

A high frequency growth variability at population level was detected when trees establishment happened.

Low frequency growth variability at population level was significant throughout the analyzed period, presumably linked to age and management history.

Farm structures and dense mussel populations may result in water flow reduction and seston depletion and thus reduced individual mussel growth and spatial growth variability inside a farm.

Gibberellic acid (GA3) has been reported to be involved in plant response to abiotic stress and GA3 mediated growth variability in plants relieves the adverse effects of salt, oxidative, and heat stresses (Qin et al. [2011]).

The multilevel statistical models of forage purchasing behaviors show that the strategies of livestock management, household financial capital, environmental (i.e., precipitation and vegetation growth) variability, and the status of pasture degradation were the major determinants of this adaptation strategy.

Results show that a large fraction of the observed CO2 growth rate variability is controlled by varying soil organic matter decomposition rather than changing plant productivity.

Substantial donor to donor growth rate variability (mean 0.047 h−1, standard deviation 0.008 h−1) required the growth rate parameter to be refitted for different donors.

This includes growth habit variability, gene pools, genetic improvement, ideotype breeding, breeding for yield and plant architecture, and germplasm conversion in Phaseolus vulgaris.

Based on these findings, it is not unreasonable to conclude that the adoption of the power factor correction technology in Uganda has had a positive effect on the reduction in growth and variability of electricity peak demand.

To account for growth rate variability, we propose a model for growth rate dispersion (GRD), based on the available experimental data, which will be applied at the individual crystal growth level in the kMC simulations.