Sentence examples for increase of standing from inspiring English sources

In Diepholz, coming from a low level, all management paths result in an increase of standing volume over time with the reference and biodiversity runs almost identical.

Due to the increase of standing volume during the period of silvicultural abandonment, firewood production resulting from this first cut is generally high.

Irrigated gardens, swamp-like grounds, runoff from agriculture, and drainage problems from road construction led to the increase of standing water.

In the philosophy of UN-FCCC the act of increasing a forest's carbon stock by increasing levels of standing biomass volumes is recognized as an emissions reduction measure.

Subjects of the Tai Chi program exhibited increased complexity of standing COP dynamics.

Using a randomized complete block design, 1 of the following treatments was assigned to 9.3-ha plots: removal (n = 3; all downed CWD ≥10 cm in diameter and ≥60 cm long removed), downed addition (n = 3; five-fold increase in volume of down CWD), snag (n = 3; 10-fold increase in volume of standing dead CWD), and control (n = 3; unmanipulated).

It was hypothesized that impaired blood pressure regulation, mainly uncontrolled hypertension and OH, would increase the risk of standing balance impairment, including immediate standing balance and prolonged standing balance impairment.

These included the proximity of SORC to human settlements, very high densities of orangutans, and the effects of human-made structures such as drainage ditches, which increase the availability of standing water and vector mosquito population.

Japan was the only country to secure three entries for its skaters in the Olympic women's event, increasing their odds of standing atop the podium in Vancouver, British Columbia.

"The removal of trees had the effect of inadvertently increasing the amount of standing water when it rained, which provided better breeding grounds for malaria-carrying mosquitoes," writes biologist Kevin Laland of the University of St Andrews in Nature Reviews Genetics.

Of course, one can argue that ameliorating impacts of deleterious mutations will inevitably lead to increase of the standing genetic variance and to more opportunities for evolution on the future.