Sentence examples for agricultural cases from inspiring English sources

The commission has used that power in other contentious agricultural cases, like in March 2010, when it approved the cultivation of a genetically modified potato in the face of public opposition.

Even though the number of agricultural cases is small, Indonesian officials are under pressure to solve the problem and could link results in the negotiations on agriculture to improved rules on anti-dumping and safeguards.

The NAS committee considered one agricultural case study of engineering wild pigweed to be susceptible to Roundup herbicide, but failed to address how an application like this would clearly enhance the agricultural monopoly of Monsanto – the maker of Roundup - and how its use would transform agriculture and food systems.

In contrast to specialised software, the framework proposed aims to support a wide variety of agricultural use cases, hardware and extensions.

As part of a French population-based case control study including men enrolled in the health insurance plan for farmers and agricultural workers, cases with clinically confirmed PD were identified through antiparkinsonian drug claims.

They also represent examples of widely open systems, either exporting a large fraction of their N inputs under the form of agricultural products (case of the Seine basin) or importing high amounts of nitrogen as feed for livestock nutrition (case of the Scheldt basin), and delivering up to 2000 kg N km−2 yr−1 at river outlet into the sea.

The work was originally motivated by the need for robust but simultaneously well-performing PID parameters in an agricultural machine case process.

Even at the microdrone scale, the team sees potential agricultural use-cases for flapping propulsion.

But it's a different story for agricultural use-cases, where it says growth for commercial drones has been constrained by pricing and economic constraints — so it's expecting drone adoption for this segment to be limited to just seven per cent through to 2020.

But it's a different story for agricultural use-cases, where it says growth for commercial drones has been constrained by pricing and economic constraints — so it's expecting drone adoption for this segment to be limited to just seven per cent through to 2020.

In many cases, agricultural land is mainly covered by crops that are cultivated for decades and the selection of alternative cultivations seems to be a complex problem, mainly due to lack of proposals fitting market needs and farmers experience.