Mid-successional stands (15 40 years old) that had been clear cut with site preparation treatments applied or partially harvested with no site preparations applied had greater snowshoe hare pellet counts than mature or recently harvested stands.
No tie is clear cut, with Chelsea facing a visit to either Blackburn Rovers or Coventry City, and Everton, who beat Aston Villa today, certain of another home tie against Premier League opposition.
In the end it was clear-cut, with the winning runs struck with almost five overs to spare, an age in a limited-overs match.
Since the default disturbance type associated with harvesting was clear-cut with slash-burn, it generated more emissions because it involved burning.
The results were clear-cut: With each additional toe missing, an animal's chances of recapture dropped.
The deviation from symmetry is clear-cut, with clustering above the median in A, B3 and E cyclin types (Table 4).
* χ2 test; ** p for trend (Armitage's trend test) The results after gender adjustment were clear-cut, with no CRC risk association found for women and a strong statistically significant association for the presence of the Int7G24A variant and CRC in men (P for trend = 0.00023).
When President Barack Obama's staff turns on the lights to the Oval Office this morning, a signal will be sent from the Potomac Energy Company to the Chalk Point Generation Station, where the coal handling facility service of the power plant will shovel in coal strip-mined from mountains of West Virginia that have been clear cut, detonated with tons of explosives, and toppled into the valleys.
And the message to Big Green is clear: cut your ties with the fossils, or become one yourself.
In summary, our findings on cancer and OC use are clear cut and largely consistent with reviews of other studies.
However, it is already known that, in human, the distinction is less clear cut, with numerous cells in cortical VZ/SVZ and in the GE at mid-gestation co-expressing both PAX6 and OLIG2 (Mo and Zecevic 2008).
