Sentence examples for so that trees from inspiring English sources

Farmers are barred from grazing cows on the mountainside so that trees can grow to stem sand storms from Inner Mongolia.

The forest is intended to be a representative sample of classification trees constrained so that trees more consistent with prior information are more heavily represented.

Weather modification, aka rain-making, isn't much more effective today than it was in 1956 when Burt Lancaster starred as a water-witching con man in The Rainmaker, and vegetation management (so that trees and brush will consume less water) is a non-starter when climate change and epidemic fires are already reworking the landscape.

A further handicap was that the sister group of Cucumis was unknown, so that trees could not be rooted reliably.

Firstly, survival rate might scale vary with life history so that trees might 'live fast and die young', we might therefore predict that variation in growth rates between species might be related to variation in survival rate – such that species with high growth rates had low survival rates and vice versa.

Moreover, nine additional samples of 19 taxa were drawn so that trees would display long branches, and we obtained five trees in which great ape parasites were shown to be a sister-group to primate and rodent parasites (Additional file 12, Table S8).

Forest health is a major concern, and, therefore, silvicultural prescriptions are designed to restore forest conditions so that appropriate tree species composition and density will reduce the likelihood of insect and disease outbreaks.

So that tree was already growing maybe at the end of 1400, providing home for lots of little animals, providing shade for weary travelers.

When measuring tree ring width from microcores, cells in the cambial zone were not included, so that tree ring formation started with the first presence of enlarging cells which is equivalent to the onset of growth (Table 2).

Maybe it's that trees live so much longer than we do.

"So that's a lot of trees," Mr. Londrico said.