Sentence examples for restoration driven from inspiring English sources

In our study, we used spatially explicit forest inventory data and a physics based fire behavior model to investigate the effects of restoration driven, variable retention harvests on structural complexity, both of horizontal and vertical dimensions, and potential fire behavior.

Restoration is driven by the desire to increase sustainability of ecosystems and their services and restoration is likely to have multiple goals arising from the motivations of those involved.

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The increasing demand by patients for esthetic and metal-free restorations has driven the development of ceramic restorations with good esthetic and mechanical stability.

The large-scale factors of valley and channel gradient as well as median grain size, along with restoration status, drive differences in complexity composition.

And the restoration project has driven out the area's original residents, without attracting replacements.

At present, the restoration economy is driven largely by environmental regulations.

In the model setup used herein, the dynamics is driven by restoration to a prescribed temperature field.

Oak savanna restoration projects are primarily driven by species closely linked to this habitat type, such as the federally endangered Karner blue butterfly (Lycaeides melissa samuelis).

The reasons for choice of restoration target are often driven by policy objectives such as the requirements of Agri-environment schemes or Biodiversity Action Plans, where the target community may not reflect the characteristics of the surrounding landscape.

He has been stocking rare parts for years and trades them for items he may need; bartering, he explains, is the engine that drives restoration.