Sentence examples for percent of trees from inspiring English sources

Sixty-eight percent of trees last year were fake, 18percentt more than in 1990.

Twenty five percent of trees generated were discarded as burn-in and the post-burn-in samples were used as 50% majority rule consensus tree.

Forty-one percent of trees on peridotite had >10% bryophyte cover, while none of the trees on greywacke soils had >10% bryophyte cover.

It is expressed as a percent of trees in which the given grouping was recovered.

In addition, although all three transformation comparisons give similar results when one considers the percent of trees that differ, the summed differences for the comparison of the two 'standard' transformations (Isaac vs. IUCN, measured on the same 100-year interval) differ much more than do transformations that only involve time-window shifts.

For example, census tract surface temperature was inversely correlated with percent of trees in a census tract (Spearman rho = –0.51, p < 0.0001), but positively correlated with percent of families receiving public assistance (Spearman rho = 0.39, p < 0.0001) and percent of black residents (Spearman rho = 0.28, p < 0.0001).

We show that a multi-step computer vision algorithm segments and quantifies the percent of tree cover in streetscape images to a high degree of precision.

The surface urban heat island is influenced by land cover, including the percent of tree coverage and impervious cover.

In a study in Barcelona, Spain, those who lived in census tracts where residents reported a perception of little surrounding greenness were at increased risk of heat-related mortality; however, the objective measure of percent of tree cover in the census tract did not modify the association between heat and mortality (Xu et al. 2013).

Our results underscore the necessity of controlling the effects of percent cover of trees, when quantifying the effects of spatial configuration of trees on LST.

Additionally, percent cover of trees was more important than their spatial configuration in predicting LST in Baltimore, but the opposite was found in Sacramento.