Sentence examples for thinnings for from inspiring English sources

Use the thinnings for stir fries and eat the leaves as soon as there are big enough as callaloo has a tendency to bolt.

They refer to extended areas where thinnings for bioenergy would simultaneously have positive effects on biodiversity: "Very often biomass extraction implies a chance to strengthen biodiversity and avoid the abandonment of millions of hectares which are nowadays without use" (conservation group).

Construction of Site Index tables in relation to stand density at different stand ages is a guideline for setting a thinning regime for each planting site.

Heavy thinning did, however, reduce the number of trees to a severely under-stocked condition, which prohibited optimum site occupancy, requiring 29 years of post-thinning development for the heavily thinned stands to regain their pre-thinning stand basal area.

We employed path analysis to define a priori causal relationships to determine the direct and indirect effects of site quality, age, relative stand density index and fire for all forest types and thinning effects for loblolly pine and longleaf pine.

This has led to recommendations that only low thinnings of little intensity should be done for spruce and pine after half of the rotation age has been reached (Pollanschütz, 1971; Abetz, 1976; Klädtke and Abetz, 2001).

Your father will have to take blood-thinning medication for the rest of his life.

Before he has the operation, Rivera will go off the blood-thinning medication for 24 hours, then go back on it afterward.

The hyperbranched polyesters showed shear-thinning behaviour for lower generation samples, whilst the higher generation ones exhibited Newtonian behaviour.

Test results indicated that the use of BC in low w/c mixtures resulted in shear-thickening behavior when PC is employed and shear-thinning response for higher w/c.

But having metal in his heart would mean Mr Golesworthy would have to take blood-thinning medication for the rest of his life to ensure a smooth blood-flow.