Sentence examples for radial trend from inspiring English sources

Fig. 1 Pith-to-bark radial trend in breast-height wood density.

The mean deviation from PREM is 0.84%, but the radial trend is much flatter than PREM.

The consistent radial trend in coast redwood trees of declining weight loss from inner to outer heartwood, suggests that selection for improved durability of the inner heartwood is likely to improve the durability of the outer heartwood.

The generally acknowledged average radial trend in SGA, namely near zero close to the pith followed by a rapid increase and subsequent decrease (Lausberg et al. 1995), was found within individual discs (e.g. clone 708, growth unit 5).

There was a consistent radial trend of decreasing weight loss from the inner to outer heartwood, with no significant tree × radial position interaction for the trees at Kinleith and Mangatu Forests (Table 9).

Exploratory analysis of within-tree trends in grain angle indicated a trend of increasing angle with height within stem levelling off above 5 m (Figure 3a), a radial trend showing an increase in grain angle over the first 20 mm followed by a gradual decline (Figure 3b), but no consistent directional effect (data not shown).

A number of different model forms were then evaluated for their ability to explain the radial trends in MFA.

Radial trends in mean ring density were unique to each taxon with considerable variation due to individual trees (Fig. 4).

A number of different model forms were then evaluated for their ability to explain the radial trends in SGA.

There were strong radial trends of heartwood colour and natural durability within the stems of trees, with differences among trees at the same growth rings.

Empirical models describing the radial trends in SGA have been developed for several species, including Sitka spruce (Fonweban et al. 2013) and Norway spruce (Picea abies (L).