Sentence examples for more natural condition from inspiring English sources

This wouldn't cost taxpayers a cent and would restore fire-adapted ecosystems to a more natural condition.

In fact a more natural condition should be.

As silvicultural objectives have changed over the last several decades, managers are increasingly designing cutting regimes that mimic natural disturbance with the hopes that such systems will restore forests to a more natural condition while optimizing harvest yield.

In an interesting paper of Ali and Imdad [16], it was pointed out that property (E.A) allows replacing the completeness requirement of the space with a more natural condition of closedness of the range.

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While impaired discriminative abilities on the touchscreen account for overall greater number of errors and more trials required to reach the criterion, we suggest that persistency is responsible for the increased difficulty of the reversal in the more natural condition considering the reversal index.

Dr. Wächtershäuser argued that life was more likely to have arisen in the exotic conditions near volcanoes, driven by metal catalysts, not in the more natural conditions simulated in Dr. Miller's experiments.

In 1932, John Nolen, a prominent Harvard-educated urban planner and landscape architect, said, "The future city will be spread out, it will be regional, it will be the natural product of the automobile, the good road, electricity, the telephone, and the radio, combined with the growing desire to live a more natural, biological life under pleasanter and more natural conditions".

Next, using more natural conditions when (beta>0) we can formulate, without proofs, the following theorems.

This chamber design allows for sediment-to-water flux measurements under more natural conditions.

If a risk cannot be excluded, a complex organic nitrogen source could be considered, which reflects more natural conditions.