Sentence examples for complex cultivation from inspiring English sources

The CORINE land-cover categories most affected by fire included agricultural lands highly interspersed with large areas of natural vegetation followed by sclerophyllous vegetation, transitional woodland shrubs, complex cultivation patterns and olive groves.

As regards the land use role within the modeling procedure, the classes "road and rail networks and associated land", "permanently irrigated land" and "complex cultivation patterns" played a predominant role in assigning the vulnerable status to each cell in the study area.

Cephalosporin C was produced by Acremonium chrysogenum in a stirred tank reactor in fed-batch operation in six different complex cultivation media by using the same composition: with 30 and 50% dilution and 150 and 200% enrichment of the reference 100% medium.

To produce cellobiose dehydrogenase from Sclerotium rolfsii, it was possible to simplify a rather complex cultivation medium to a basic medium consisting only of α-cellulose, peptone from meat, and trace elements.

Predicted suitability of areas for persistent malaria transmission based on these variables are characterized by low elevation; warmer temperatures (which might enable more rapid mosquito and parasite development); and intensive, year-round irrigated agriculture with complex cultivation patterns (generally requiring a high degree of manual labor).

To our knowledge, the results presented here represent the largest dataset on maize pollen deposition under complex common cultivation conditions published to date.

The paper reviews the complex history of cultivation, herding, and industrial activity (copper mining and processing) that has been established for the Wadi Faynan in southern Jordan, a desertic region used today largely by Bedouin herding groups, from the Early Bronze Age to the present day.

We acknowledge that this model may not be able to fully represent the complex reality of cultivation.

Those settlements, which were based on intensive taro cultivation using complex irrigation systems, were protected by massive ring-ditch fortifications.

After cultivation, the complex support-mycelium was collected and dried until constant weight (Wc).

In this work we study this control problem in a pilot 50 l bioreactor with a high cell density recombinant P. pastoris cultivation in complex media.