Sentence examples for While cultivation from inspiring English sources

While cultivation rose, the actual production of opium dropped by about a third in 2012 compared with 2011 because of a plant blight that reduced its yield.

While cultivation of pathogens represents a foundational diagnostic approach in the study of infectious diseases, its value for the confirmation of clinical diagnosis of Buruli ulcer is limited by the fact that colonies of Mycobacterium ulcerans appear only after about eight weeks of incubation at 30°C.

Even the Taliban allowed trading to continue while cultivation was banned, a move that many people suggested was a ploy to drive the value of the country's opium stocks higher while the government reaped the benefit of foreign aid tied to slowing opium production.

So, while cultivation, real estate, and early-phase processing offered attractive returns despite their capital-intensive natures only 12 or 24 months ago, they seem to be much less profitable today.

The utilization of E. coli BL21 DE3) as expression host yielded primarily soluble 2,5-DKCMO protein after 16 h cultivation at 20°C in TB medium, while cultivation at 30°C yielded in insoluble inclusion bodies (data not shown).

The green-up of the natural vegetation in Butana starts in mid- to late July and lasts to November, while cultivation activities normally start mid- to late August and the collection of harvest begins in December.

Rapeseed production has increased considerably, while oat cultivation has fallen.

While poppy cultivation had been dramatically curbed during the Taliban's final year in power, the group pushed to revive cultivation as a means of funding its insurgency.

The method improves soil-aggregate formation, microbial activity in the soil, and water infiltration and storage, while enabling cultivation on slopes of up to 15 percent.

Ponding water depth and groundwater table are less important, while soybean cultivation, bund width and elevation difference only play a minor role.

Elaeis guineensis is native to West Africa, and while its cultivation has spread recently in Central and South America and across equatorial Africa, eighty-five per cent of the palm oil produced today comes from Indonesia or Malaysia.