Sentence examples for insufficient trees from inspiring English sources

Moreover, three model at different scales that have been developed were more robust when there were not enough trees with diameters between 25 and 40 cm (Additional file 1: Figure S1), and the majority of samples had insufficient trees with a diameter of more than 25 cm, which would lead larger estimated error of AGB (Wang 2006; Zaehle et al. 2006; Hudiburg et al. 2009; Xiang et al. 2016).

Phylogeny of the 5′-UTR, VP1, and 3CD of reference serotypes showed many incongruities caused by insufficient tree resolution or recombinant viruses as previously proposed (18, 31 ).

It was acknowledged that there needed to be outreach to growers to encourage the development of more climate-appropriate nursery stock as, under current conditions, there were insufficient appropriate trees being supplied by the nursery industry.

Lack of available land, unavailability of seedling together with high seedling cost, and insufficient knowledge of tree planting were recognized as the major causes that halt the rural households in tree planting on their farms.

As such NDVI may be insufficient in explaining tree species diversity.

In the MP-CP tree, insufficient bootstrap support among the other PACCAD clade viruses prevented further comparison.

Nonetheless, it's too tepid and languorous, with a wan folk band amid the trees and insufficient frustration simmering beneath the surface.

Reductions of strong winds were also studied in north Tanzania with a sufficient and an insufficient density of scattered trees for soil protection.

Although most calculated turgor pressure gradients support the pressure flow theory (Housley and Fisher 1977; Rogers and Peel 1975; Turgeon 2010), experimental validations through direct measurement, particularly in trees, are insufficient due to the lack of a reliable real-time measurement method for the sink phloem (Knoblauch and Oparka 2012).

Loci with > 95% nucleotide identity were discarded to avoid false positives caused by phylogenetic trees with insufficient resolution.

The author starts with the premise that molecular trees are insufficient for this task; this is especially true for the paralog-rooted trees on which the currently widely-accepted – indeed, assumed – root placement (between eubacteria and archaebacteria) are based.