Sentence examples for incidence of fire from inspiring English sources
African vegetation develops in direct response to the interacting effects of rainfall, temperature, topography, and type of soil; it is further modified by the incidence of fire, human agriculture, and grazing and browsing by livestock.
Information on the spatial incidence of fire ignition density and burnt area, trends and drivers of wildfires is vitally important in providing support for environmental and civil protection policies, designing appropriate prevention measures and allocating firefighting resources.
These are complemented by effects of alterations of land use, such as deforestation, intensive agriculture and incidence of fire, with the most extreme effects produced by building activity and urbanisation.
This 'juveniles get trapped' pathway is well-recognized for near-natural savannas with a high incidence of fire ('fire trap') or wild browsers ('browse trap'), and is attributed to a high resprouting ability of trees.
During the settlement era in the late 19th century, the incidence of fire increased because of anthropogenic factors.
That period was followed by a large decrease in the incidence of fire in the 20th century, associated with successful fire suppression.
Scrub clearing has had positive results in La Rioja, leading to a reduced incidence of fires in recent years.
Fire Safety Education Fund, which holds similar rights to the Fire Department's insignia, the money would have paid for fire prevention programs, including the purchase of smoke detectors for distribution in city neighborhoods with a high incidence of fires.
These changes have involved pasture loss as a result of the spread of scrub and an increase in the incidence of fires.
