Sentence examples for subsequent regrowth from inspiring English sources

Forest disturbance and subsequent regrowth is dominated by smaller trees, but additional research is necessary to understand how saplings compete among one another to gain access to stemflow and how this may be influenced by changing climates and forest composition.

Strong responses to "normal" climate variability such as that related to the El Niño/La Niña events of the southern Pacific make the picture very muddled.Uncertainty about deforestation and subsequent regrowth of plants clouds this murky image still further.

In a previous study, we used Landsat time series stacks and a vegetation-change-tracker algorithm to track forest canopy disturbances and subsequent regrowth from 1990 to 2009 across the Upper Great Lakes Young Forest Initiative region.

Subsequent regrowth steps (CFS1 and CFS1S2) allowed the synthesis of larger particle sizes.

In the case of (2), the subsequent regrowth in the 'gaps' left by tree cut is a carbon sink, which would depend on the rate of regrowth.

In the current study, the difference in WSC reserves between LC and HC plants had dissipated by the 1-leaf stage of the subsequent regrowth period.

Cells were treated with nocodazole and subsequent microtubule regrowth was examined.

These GSC then may be selected by the treatment to favor the subsequent tumor regrowth and relapse.

PFS time is defined as the period of time between surgical removal of the tumor and subsequent tumor regrowth.

The proximal axonal segment also degenerates back to the adjacent node of Ranvier, the site of subsequent axonal regrowth.

Cells were then washed with cold PBS to remove nocodazole and subsequent microtubule regrowth assessed upon replacement of culture medium at 0, 5, and 15 minutes, at 37°C.