Sentence examples for areas for conversion from inspiring English sources

Suitable areas for conversion to each class were assigned by giving the value for the five classes from 0 (no probability for conversion) to 1 (high probability for conversion).

The factors and constraints considered were distance to river, distance to town, distance to road, proximate to developed area, suitable areas for conversion to each class, elevation and slope.

The primary threats to all mangrove species are habitat destruction and removal of mangrove areas for conversion to aquaculture, agriculture, urban and coastal development, and overexploitation.

Examples might include: (i) re-classifying land use status of forested areas slated for conversion to non-conversion forest uses; (ii) restricting silvicultural practices in specific production forest areas to reduce impacts and maintain high biodiversity value; or (iii) re-assigning forested areas of exceptional importance for strict protection as parks or nature reserves.

The service allows advanced functions and has a separate area for conversions (temperatures, distance, speed, weight etc).

These findings support the results of Fuller et al. who found that lowland forests and areas designated for forest conversion in East Kalimantan were more threatened than upland forests and areas not designated for conversion, with slope, elevation, and fire being important factors in determining the threat to forest cover [49].

These findings support the results of Fuller et al. who found that lowland forests and areas designated for forest conversion in East Kalimantan were more threatened than upland forests and areas not designated for conversion, with slope, elevation, and fire being important factors in determining the threat to forest cover [ 49].

Using an underlying statistical design, a parametric dispersion modeling study was performed to estimate and illustrate the combined effects of source-specific, meteorological and modeling variables on the ambient air quality in a typical residential area for different conversion scenarios.

This dose corresponds to the human equivalent of 16 mg/kg, according to the body surface area normalization method for conversion of drug doses between species as recommended by the Food and Drug Administration (Reagan-Shaw et al, 2008).

As a result, significant amounts of ethylene are being transported, mainly through pipelines, from the site of production to the relevant industrial areas for exploitation and conversion to products of higher value.

Our results show that even under severe drying and warming where crop yield variability is more affected than perennial biomass plantings, comparatively little of the study area is economically viable for conversion to biomass under $200/DM t, and it is not until prices exceed $200/DM t that significant areas become profitable for biomass plantings.