Sentence examples for regrowth through from inspiring English sources

That means removing woody vegetation like red maple and the multiflora rose, and minimizing regrowth through a surprisingly simple means: using livestock for controlled grazing.

Our synchronised in situ electrochemical and curvature measurements have confirmed for the first time the previously assumed sequence of phenomena underlying the reported instability (O2-evolution, oxide swelling, oxide delamination and oxide regrowth) through their mechanical consequences (curvature noise, electrostriction jumps and growth stress transitions).

Stakeholders typically viewed the shrubby regrowth through one of three frames expressed through a range of narratives that conveyed meaning: "Control"—a negative interpretation of the regrowth, "Accept"—a positive interpretation; and "Ambivalent"—a fusion of the Control and Accept frames.

Based on the microarray analysis of the Tgfbr2fspKO CRPC mouse model, (Table 1) and xenografted human CRPC C4-2B cells (Figure 6) it is likely that MSCs were recruited during regrowth through the CCL5-CCR5 axis.

The dominant herbaceous species are commonly E. polystachya and Paspalum fasciculatum (Poaceae), which spread predominantly by vegetative regrowth through the upper soil layers.

In the afternoon we'd be charting regrowth, striking through London's Docklands, now converted into warehouse accommodation, open public spaces and the foremost financial district in the world.

The insensitivity of Q-cells to chemotherapeutic drugs also contributes to the additional problem of regrowth resistance, through recruitment of the surviving Q-cells to the P-fraction after drug treatment (Brown and Giaccia, 1998; Siemann, 1998; Desoize and Jardillier, 2000).

Autotomy can also affect organisms both directly (through the cost of regrowth) and indirectly (through less efficient foraging).

Recovery will occur through regrowth of surviving coral colonies and colony fragments, and through new recruitment from local and external sources.

Only living things (e.g., bone joints) are in general immune to the permanent damage caused by wear because only they have the property of healing through regrowth.

We compared bird composition across a range of land use and gradient of vegetation cover from cleared pasture, through regrowth sites of varying structure, to remnant forests.