Sentence examples for harvest we found from inspiring English sources

In 2003, the first breeding season following the harvest, we found little difference in bird community composition between control and treatment stands.

Prior to harvest, we found no significant difference (P > 0.05) in bird community composition around seasonal ponds versus nearby forest habitat, suggesting that seasonal ponds do not affect bird community structure in a mature forest setting at this scale.

For both crops, prior to harvest, we found an increase in movements of Trachylepis vittata, the most common reptile in our study, from the natural habitat patches into fields, but negligible movement in the opposite direction.

In this comprehensive assessment of five grape berry cultivars at harvest, we found that there was concordance amongst the Omics platforms in differentiating each cultivar's uniqueness.

At harvest, we found all slug individuals introduced; slug fresh mass at the end of the experiment was 2.64 ± 0.19 g pot−1, which is 93%% of the initial fresh mass (t test: P = 0.634).

At the harvest we found 62% of initially added number of earthworms weighing 42% of the initial earthworm biomass and 90% of the introduced slug individuals weighing 85% of the initial biomass.

At harvesting, we found five bladder stones and encrustation of the biomatrix in 21/56 animals.

In contrast to previous reports suggesting that patients undergoing thoracoscopic lobectomy had inferior nodal harvesting, we found that patients undergoing thoracoscopic lobectomy had more lymph nodes resected than did those undergoing open surgery.

When using log-transformed harvest BW, we found a negative genetic correlation between BW and its uniformity, which indicates that selecting for increased BW and more uniform fish is possible.

Dr Primrose Freestone, who led the study by University of Leicester microbiologists, said: "Salad leaves are cut during harvesting and we found that even microlitres of the juices (less than 1/200th of a teaspoon) which leach from the cut ends of the leaves enabled salmonella to grow in water, even when it was refrigerated.

Furthermore, we recommend additional research to investigate the potential for incremental degradation to occur on sites with a long-term history of harvesting, as we found that richness of exotics increased on sites with a history of forest management.