Sentence examples for stand differences from inspiring English sources

I can't stand differences".

The radial trends of weight loss were similar for the forest stands at the same growth rings, which suggests the stand differences were largely due to the age of the trees.

We demonstrated that E. edulis, S. guianensis and V. bicuhyba are especially susceptible to predation during early compared with later establishment stages and this early stage mortality can be more crucial than stand differences as determinants of successful regeneration.

The hypothesized decline in stemflow with increasing tree age was not supported, and canopy cover variations and forest management exerted a greater control on inter-stand differences in stemflow fluxes.

For the lower relative density stands, differences were less pronounced; however, as relative density approach the maximum size-density line, the trajectories from the I/C model had increasing deviations from the FVS-Acadian projections.

Even if the tree growth rates in ERIKA stands were lower than those in Swedish selection cutting stands, the differences between stand-wise predicted mean growth rates were also substantial as demonstrated in Figure 2.

This enhanced recharge was greatest for the youngest stand and differences in recharge between the 0.1 m and 1.5 m distances from the bole were likely not significant for stands between 40 and 80 years of age.

The reduction of extractable soil phosphorus with increasing OM removal on these already phosphorus deficient sites may affect tree growth in the future but have not yet translated to stand volume differences over 10 years.

However, no advice on how evidence-based health care is to be achieved is given and the law does not take a stand on differences in regulating care and research.

The first term stands for differences in life expectancies as measured by the variation in e 0 and the second term stands for differences in dispersion parameters as measured by the variation in SD.

Between the three stands, the differences in accuracy were caused by the amount of aspen growing stocks, the sizes of the stands and small differences in the spatial patterns of trees.