Sentence examples for stood untreated from inspiring English sources

But the American elm stood untreated for two more months, until the day of the death of the man, Elmaz Qyra, according to the lawsuit.

Fuel management programs thus need to balance the dual goals of fire hazard reduction and biodiversity conservation, recognizing the value of stands untreated for >50 years to retain ecological heterogeneity in Mediterranean forest landscapes.

One cell line, NCI-H209, which was derived from an untreated patient, stood out as being the most sensitive or among the most sensitive to all of the drugs tested.

The "p" stands for an untreated carious tooth with visible pulp involvement, and the "a" denotes an untreated carious tooth with visible apical infection that can be in the form of abscess or fistula.

In some cases the total carbon emissions from treatment and subsequent wildfire may be greater in a treated forest stand than an untreated stand [18].

In some cases the total carbon emissions from treatment and subsequent wildfire may be greater in a treated forest stand than an untreated stand [ 18].

Treated and untreated stands stored similar amounts of carbon three years after wildfire, but differences in fire severity were such that untreated stands maintained only 7% of aboveground carbon as live trees, versus 51% in treated stands.

Although total post-fire C storage did not differ between treatments, untreated stands stored significantly more carbon in non-living pools (snags and CWD).

Figure 5 Total carbon in a treated and untreated forest stand following wildfire.

However, the introduction of fuel treatments modified fire behavior; we find that in a selected comparison of a treated and untreated forest stand that both burn in a wildfire, the treated stand maintains more live tree C and total stand C in 2100 than the untreated stand, due to the difference in wildfire fire intensity and severity following forest treatment (Table 2).

Rates of mortality (proportion basal area killed) estimated using (a) field based observations and (b) the Forest Vegetation Simulator Fire and Fire Effects extension [27] to predict tree mortality, for plots located in treated (TB) and untreated (NTB) stands at our study site.