Sentence examples for tree refusals from inspiring English sources

This difference is illustrated by the physical aspect of refusals found in sheep and goats (Figure 4). Figure 4 Differences in physical structure of ash tree refusals in sheep (left) and goats (right).

The sensitivity and the specificity of the "condom refusal" tree were 47% and 70% respectively.

Recent heavy rainfall has caused a profusion of flowering on the trees, and the refusal by the Government is expected to set back the Park's contribution to the Miconia eradication project by at least six months.

A Glendale resident plagued by broken and leaking sewer and water lines says the root of his problems are an aging Modesto ash tree and the city's staunch refusal to remove it--even though other cities and the state have declared such trees to be a nuisance.

The tree sensitivity and specificity for condom refusal are lower than the tree sensitivity and specificity for condom use, indicating that the variables used assist better in detecting condom users than condom refusers.

He was described in the diary kept by Chris Mullin, the former Labour MP, in the following terms: "There is a barely concealed contempt among both civil servants and ministers for his absolute lack of management skills, his inability to see wood for trees and his flat refusal to listen to anything anyone is telling him".

The non-parametric classification tree allows further exploring the complexity related to condom use and refusal.

Critical interpretation of the myth has considered Myrrha's refusal of conventional sexual relations to have provoked her incest, with the ensuing transformation to tree as a silencing punishment.

Some problems were attributed to host countries, with issues ranging from the denial of weapons permits to the refusal to allow trees to be felled to improve sightlines.

These PRI supporters said the Zapatistas had occupied their farmlands and burned their coffee trees in reprisal for their refusal to join the rebel movement.

Invitations grew, so did refusals.