Sentence examples for conservation and limits from inspiring English sources

Common barriers to participation were lost productivity, different interpretations of what constituted "conservation", and limits to future development and land use options.

In response, the government has tried to promote water conservation and limit water use.

"Nobody knows what these birds are thinking," Mr. Martin said, "so we try to err on the side of conservation and limit disturbance".

Two water-conservation traits seem to be especially promising in increasing lentil yield in water—(1) limited environments early partial stomatal closure under soil drying, resulting in soil water conservation and (2) limited-transpiration under high atmospheric vapor pressure deficit.

They emphasize conservation and the limit our economy has reached.

This apparently unresolvable conflict between conservation and development [13] may limit the success of locally-oriented conservation strategies.

Genome colinearity, nucleotide conservation and phylogenetic affinity were limited to chloroviruses infecting the same host, confirming the validity of the three previously known subgenera.

That bill gives less money to conservation and nutrition programs, places no limits on individual subsidy payments and gives an additional $9 billion to commodity subsidies over a decade.

Using SVG paths to display complex objects such as histograms (e.g. coverage data) and line data (e.g. conservation data) limits the number of objects created and makes the visualization scalable to a large number of datasets.

As the body of research on the ecosystem service of pollination grows, our ability to tackle a range of agricultural, conservation, and land management issues is limited by our understanding of pollinator foraging patterns and requirements.

We conclude that even small forest patches make a unique contribution to landscape conservation and that, where reserves are limited, conscientious management of the landscape matrix may provide some species with sufficient new habitat to survive outside of reserve systems.