Sentence examples for thresholds for growth from inspiring English sources

The concepts of thresholds for growth, axillary spread, and distant sites are integrated.

For the same species, minimum growth rates of individual trees required for survival (but perhaps not growth) may be lower in mixed stands due to reduced competition, necessitating adjustment and the reduction of thresholds for growth rates before the mortality function of the models predicts that a tree dies and drops out.

They found that large individuals of D. pulicaria had lower food thresholds for growth than small ones, i.e. were competitively superior.

The union has also raised the issue of the population study used to establish the positive threshold for growth hormone.

I'm reminded of the ado over Carmen Reinhart and Kenneth Rogoff's "Growth in a time of debt" paper, that of the 90% debt-to-GDP threshold for growth slowdowns.

But the indicator fell in February to 47.3 from 48.6, marking a year it has been below the 50 threshold for growth.

But the union said it amounted to a 50 percent offer, because the threshold for growth was so high that the share would never get to 51.

Markit's Eurozone Manufacturing PMI rose to 50.3, from June's 48.8, breaching the 50 threshold for growth for the first time since July 2011.

For nearest grid point weighting, saturation, and threshold for growth are observed to be Ti ≈ 0.6 ZTe while for linear particle weighting, Ti ≈ 0.1 ZTe.

Clifton-Brown and Jones ([1999]) concluded that the effects of VPD on leaf extension observed in Miscanthus can be largely attributed to changes in the rate of transpiration and leaf water status, if temperatures are close to the threshold for growth.

The normalized-frequency threshold for growth arrest was set to 0.02.