Sentence examples for cultivation frequency from inspiring English sources

Because farmers preferred clearing more fertile soils located downhill and leave forest on poorer soils on the crests, the redistribution of 137Cs and TOC along slopes of the catchment was mainly controlled by the topographic position of soils and the cultivation frequency.

Cell cultivation robot from Kawasaki Heavy Industries.

Two hundred and four potato farmers were interviewed about the type and source of pesticides they use in potato cultivation, the frequency of applications, the use of protective clothing, and cases of pesticide poisoning.

GUS histochemical assays after co-cultivation showed high frequency of transformation.

It was found that 22°C was the optimum temperature for co-cultivation, with transformation frequency being 93.59%.

To determine the influence of temperature during co-cultivation on transformation frequency, the standard procedure was used except that temperatures of 20°C, 22°C, 24°C, 26°C, 28°C and 30°C during co-cultivation were tested.

However, practicing TDI would increase in the irrigated area or frequency of cultivation.

Increasing the number of introduced individuals and frequency of cultivation can increase the likelihood of establishment of feral populations.

These wild strains are able to reprogram themselves with a certain frequency during cultivation in plentiful laboratory conditions.

Further detailed analyses of the frequency by cultivation conditions, i.e. LC and SC, may provide some insights into the critical factors required for differential transcriptional regulation.

So despite the fact that lineage E related genotypes have become pathogenic on cotton elsewhere in the world and can increase in frequency under cultivation, in Australia the phylogenetically distinct lineage A has given rise to a new group of cotton pathogens.