Sentence examples for considering lowland from inspiring English sources
The agricultural profit calculated in the selected sub-watersheds (only considering lowland areas) was applied to all sub-watersheds in the same river network.
Here one might consider the lowland irrigation landscapes of southern Mesopotamia, the oasis-based water catchment systems of the deserts, and the terracing and runoff agricultural systems of highland Yemen.
These results indicate that the mechanisms of susceptibility in upland rice are similar to those of lowland varieties, considering that the upland rice is naturally more tolerant to drought stress.
The northern part of Kīlauea is mostly below 1000 m and receives more than 75 inches mean annual rainfall, and can mostly be classified as a lowland wet community; further south, the volcano has squeezed out much of the precipitation and receives less than 50 inches mean annual rainfall, and is considered mostly a lowland dry environment.
Its population has declined across Europe and L. pulmonaria is considered endangered in many lowland areas.
The community forest user groups of lowland in Nepal have practiced low pricing strategy for high value forest products considering the access of socio-economically poor households.
Insular floras also displayed a low representation of diplochorous traits (considering species with potential habitat on all islands—see Methods): Azores (9 of 148 species; 6.1 %), Canaries (17 of 387 lowland species; 4.4 %) and Galápagos (18 of 313 lowland species; 5.8 %).
When only considering environmental state indicators, sub-watersheds located in higher areas of the Guapi-Macacu watershed tend to have higher vulnerability to anthropogenic pressure than those in the lowlands (Ferreira [2012]).
The implications of these findings for biodiversity conservation in humid tropical lowlands are considered.
This photoperiod sensitivity is considered an adaptive advantage for lowland rainfed rice to survive and produce without irrigation water.
