Sentence examples for trees persist from inspiring English sources

Questions about what happens to Imprelis in the soil and trees persist.

The forest which shared a name with Shakespeare's mother, Mary Arden was small at best in Shakespeare's day and is in little evidence today, although centuries-old trees persist.

As trees persist in locations increasingly unfavorable for establishment, average favorability of occupied sites declines.

Alnus trees persist in the pollen record too, even though the growing population apparently relied on the trees for firewood and building.

A few patches of those trees persist above that elevation, but they are mostly stunted krummholz.

Two seasons later, large branches on some of these trees had died, other branches were without leaves, and the deformed, weeping effect of whole trees persisted.

A revision of palaeoecological data suggests that patches of trees persisted even in northern and continental territories of the Iberian Peninsula during the cold stages of OIS3 and OIS2.

Our analysis also suggests that dynamic water stress will increase through the 21st century, with trees persisting at only selected microsites.

The good news, Swanton says, is that this analysis revealed that some mutations in the "trunk" of the tree persisted as the cancer evolved, which meant that all of the patient's tumor cells had those weak spots.

This only incoherence between the two phylogenies is most likely due to the fact that the LBA artefact affecting the position of M. kandleri in the transcription tree persisted even after increase in taxonomic sampling, due to unavailability of closely related and slower evolving species.

The ability of trees to persist well outside their realized niche under reduced competition is evidenced by many trees in arboreta and botanical gardens.