Sentence examples for spring tree from inspiring English sources

But O'Keeffe's New Mexican landscapes also reflect corporal forms, and her paintings, like "Spring Tree No. 1" (1945), in contrast to her more usual images of dead trees, compare with Carr's stoic, majestic depictions of the British Columbia rain forest.

The high domestic price is paired with an enormous potential market: an estimated 35 million Americans suffer seasonal allergies, and many of us will be feeling that first tickle of dread later this month, when spring tree pollen begins to barge into our air passages like molecular roustabouts.

People living near the lower Yellow River know it by the name chunshu, meaning "spring tree".

Thus, estimating the impacts of spring tree pollen on these outcomes is relevant to public health policy.

Since then, we have developed an extensive database of daily concentrations of spring tree pollens for years 2002-2012 by reviewing archived pollen slides.

Our study analyzed more individual clinically-relevant spring tree pollen types than any of the past observational time-series studies of allergy/asthma outcomes.

That decision, coupled with a recent Parks Department appeal, has so delayed the contract bidding process that Manhattan and parts of Brooklyn and Queens will probably miss the entire spring tree-planting season, Mr. Benepe said.

The peak pollen times in this geographical area are spring (trees – a time period not included in our study), June (grasses) and September (weeds).

Maple showed the longest average duration (25 days), while the mid-spring tree pollens showed shorter durations.

We found that the mid-spring tree pollens were most consistently and strongly associated with both OTC allergy medication sales and asthma syndrome ED visits.

Also, the mid-spring tree pollens may appear to have the largest impacts on these outcomes possibly because their concentrations are simultaneously high during the relatively narrow time window.