Sentence examples for that above ground from inspiring English sources

Our results and previous research demonstrate evidence that the distributions and populations of fungi are different on the Underground to that above ground.

Estimating the annual biomass increment has been a consistent reporting requirement in all Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Guidelines, which imply that above ground biomass can be estimated in an acceptable manner with remote sensing techniques and ecosystem models (IPCC, [10]).

One of the lessons evident from recent advances in biomass composition and enzymatic saccharification assessment is that above ground stem biomass varies between stems and throughout a stem and consequently should be considering in 3D.

Estimating the annual biomass increment has been a consistent reporting requirement in all Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Guidelines, which imply that above ground biomass can be estimated in an acceptable manner with remote sensing techniques and ecosystem models (IPCC, [ 10]).

I was a big admirer of Greenpeace, and I already knew that he had sailed his little boat into where they were going to conduct that above-ground nuclear test.

"We'd eventually like the city to embrace it as a tool for commuters and tourists to experience the vibrant culture of the city that's above ground, while they are traveling underground".

Air-dried M. suaveolens Ledeb that grew above ground (50 g) was powdered and extracted with 70% ethanol at 85°C (3 × 500 ml, 1.5 hours each).

This cuts in half the 5% or so of fuel that above-ground storage tanks in hot countries lose each year to evaporation through cooling vents.

In this study, we assume that above-ground biomass loss by wood extraction in dry forest follows the distribution of a Tweedie random variable.

I sustain that above-ground mortuary structures reflected a growing concern for territorial behaviors during the LIP that allowed household members, kinship groups and/or political units, according to varying contexts, to draw social boundaries between insiders and outsiders by reifying identity and social solidarity through ancestors worship.

One study showed that above-ground examinations detected only 50% of the trees actually infected, leading to underestimation of the incidence of true infection by 20 40%.