Sentence examples for harvest effects from inspiring English sources

We integrate data on the extent and levels of commercial harvest, local management practices, the ecological context in which harvest occurs, and research on harvest effects.

These results indicate that partial harvest does represent an intermediate level of disturbance, as direct and indirect harvest effects were reduced, as was Sphagnum death.

Our results indicated that the simulated fire and harvest effects were comparable to the field data (measured density and basal area).

During the first five-year period after harvest, effects of retention levels on mortality were more evident for white spruce (Picea glauca) than for Populus spp., but effects on growth were weaker for white spruce.

The visualization capabilities illustrated model performance that was consistent with field experiences, but relationships of salal growth to self-shading as well as overstory conditions require quantification before harvest effects on sustainability can be fully determined.

Over the course of more than 20 years studying polar bears, Dr. Derocher's research has focused on the limiting and regulating factors of polar bear populations including habitat use, harvest effects, and predator-prey relationships.

Last, a "harvest" effect of increased miscarriage among the most susceptible fetuses (which would have been more likely to have lower weights at birth) might hypothetically be triggered by exposure to air pollution and result in increased mean birth weight associated with this exposure.

However, individual mature forest species varied in their degree of tolerance, and we suggest that no system is completely resilient to harvesting effects.

Greater light absorbance as shown from the UV vis diffuse reflectance spectra, denoted enhanced light harvesting effects for UV penetration, possibly induced by inherent mesopores.

for 3.0 h under UV light irradiation, which is 7.15 times as high as that on pure ZnO) as a result of the improved electron-hole pair separation rate on ZnO NA@CF interface, as well as high light harvesting effects derived from the NA@CF hierarchical structure.

for 3.0 h under UV light irradiation, which is 2.76 times as high as that on pure TiO2) as a result of the improved electron-hole pairs separation rate on TiO2 NA@CC interface, as well as high light harvesting effects derived from the nanorod and carbon hierarchical structure.