Sentence examples for long-term composition from inspiring English sources

As many canopy-dwelling organisms are dependent on the forest canopy's long-term structural and environmental stability (Sillett and Antoine 2004), severe, repetitive damage from hurricanes is likely to affect the long-term composition and persistence of forest communities (Raventós et al. 2015).

The human use of fire is a major disturbance factor shaping the long term composition and patterning of temperate forest landscapes.

The predicted long-term forest composition and successional trajectories conformed well to empirical old-growth studies in the region.

Global ecologist Kenneth Caldeira of the Carnegie Institution in Stanford, California, who has studied the implications of low carbon concentrations in the atmosphere, says the researchers have made "a persuasive case" that pressure can play an important role in the planet's long-term atmospheric composition.

Adopting an evolutionary perspective while managing highly invaded systems may alter our invasive species control actions: it is possible that long-term community composition can be affected by relatively small management efforts.

Understanding long-term changes in composition of SOM under irrigation from sediment-laden Yellow River water is essential to manage sustainability issues in the agro-ecosystem.

These precipitation isoscapes should reflect the long-term average isotopic composition of soil water [7].

Figure 3 shows the global satellite-model estimate of long-term mean PM2.5 composition where the filled circles represent the location and value of the in situ observations used to evaluate the data set outside of North America.

It has become a common practice to use composite cement instead of pure Portland cement in many construction applications, then acknowledging the long-term microstructures and compositions of the composites, to ensure a long term stable performance and durability, becomes essential.

Epidemiologic and health impact assessments of PM2.5 composition have been impeded by the paucity of long-term measurements of PM2.5 composition.

Few studies have examined the long-term changes in the composition of late successional forest (e.g. Mosugelo et al. 2002).