Sentence examples for based on fieldwork observations from inspiring English sources

Note: The table is based on fieldwork observations and complemented by personal communication with Dr. Morris, and from Morris ([2002]), and Miller and Morris ([2004]) especially for the Soqotri terms, the timing of the seasons and some of the related socio-economic activities.

In this study we performed a kinematic analysis based on fieldwork and microstructural observations in the Taku Schist, Kemahang granite and the surrounding Gua Musang sediments of northern Peninsular Malaysia in order to shed light on processes related to the build-up and subsequent demise of the Indosinian orogen.

Based on fieldwork in Western Sahara, direct observations across Northern and East Africa and the Middle East, and a literature review, we address the morphological and behavioural traits, geographical distribution, taxonomy, and material and cultural importance of piebald (painted) camels.

Based on fieldwork among the Sahrawi of Western Sahara, direct observations across north and east Africa and the Middle East, and a literature review, the case illustrates how piebald camels are an integral part of the story of the camel and of camel pastoralists in Africa and how piebald breeds are an interesting case to understand the dynamic relations of pastoralists with their livestock.

The agency's analysis was based on fieldwork, using information about the locations that was provided by the Israelis.

He is completing his dissertation, which is based on fieldwork he conducted in Uganda to increase health care access in rural communities.

Based on fieldwork, it presents an account of the Aoluguya communities from 1965 to 1999.

There were not many reports based on fieldwork to determine the distribution range of the species.

The geomorphological maps are based on fieldwork supported by aerial photographs.

Based on fieldwork conducted in Uganda, this paper examined the current crime intelligence approach employed by the UWA.

The present study is based on fieldwork conducted from June to December 2012, with preliminary visits in November 2011 and January 2012.