Sentence examples for subsequent disturbances from inspiring English sources

In some cases succession may advance only as a result of plant injury or death from subsequent disturbances or animal activity.

Variance was defined with respect to the interval of time (in months) between subsequent disturbances.

The influence of abiotic disturbances on damage to forests imposed by subsequent disturbances is well-documented.

The aim of this study was to investigate the effects of HS on splanchnic microcirculation in a model of cardiac tamponade with subsequent disturbances in splanchnic microcirculatory flow.

Another two subjects presented typical clinical pictures of anti-NMDAR encephalitis, beginning with psychotic symptoms, followed by seizures and subsequent disturbances of consciousness.

It is possible, based on existing evidence that starting insulin substitution in the latter subpopulation of women may delay the development of subsequent disturbances in carbohydrate metabolism [ 24- 26] and thus may partly reduce future cardiovascular risk related to diabetes.

Soil properties, vegetation established through reclamation, aspect, subsequent disturbance, local climate/weather patterns and wildlife are factors that influence the eventual plant community on unmanaged reclaimed mine lands.

However, after a fire or logging activities, regeneration can occur, resulting in an increasing sensitivity of the remaining live and dead vegetation to subsequent disturbance events [13],[16]-[19] ,[16]-[19]

For example, post-outbreak timber harvest (i.e., salvage harvest) could alter future forest development, productivity and susceptibility to subsequent disturbance.

The adsorption of ions and subsequent disturbance of Ag atoms mean that the Ag+ concentration cannot be readily determined using selective electrodes or atomic spectroscopy, unless the Ag+ and Ag particles are separated.

The variable effects of common disturbance agents, regardless of topographic position and/or cover types, points to the important role of biological legacies determining stand structure and composition on subsequent disturbance events and long-term patterns.