Sentence examples for current cultivation from inspiring English sources

McCain's current cultivation of his relationship with Bush may also be reflected in what he does not do.

"If current cultivation trends continue, we could also surpass Colombia as the world's largest producer of coca leaf by 2011 or 2012, putting us back in the same place we were in the 1980s," Mr. Antezana said.

However, microalgal biodiesel faces plenty of challenges that current cultivation and biodiesel conversion is economically unfeasible for industrial applications on a large scale.

It aims at developing a basis to assess the current cultivation scenery as well as to identify optimized cultivation systems respective to local scenarios, since referring to local conditions can be regarded as the most appropriate way to handle existing uncertainties confronting climate change mitigation[23].

During the breeding season, the ibises regularly forage up to 15 km (10 mi) from the colony, and, although steppe not in current cultivation is preferred for feeding, they will also use fallow ground, and occasionally even actively cultivated fields.

Moreover, 20 80% of gut microbes are predicted to be non-culturable by current cultivation techniques.

In order to compete with the current heterotrophic cultivation system, the oxygen transfer rate must however be enhanced to achieve a higher PHB productivity.

The current main cultivation areas in China comprise the provinces of Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Hubei, Anhui, Guangdong, Hunan, Fujian, and Jiangxi.

In the current study, cultivation approach showed a particular distribution of haloalkaliphilic bacteria according to their sampling origin (Table 1, Figure 3).

As a notable exception, a wheat-specific TE insertion was detected in an Ae. triuncialis individual collected in SP15, a population located at more than 5 km from current wheat cultivation.

Even for current rice cultivation in paddy fields, ammonium remains the major form of inorganic nitrogen, making rice almost dependent on ammonium nutrition during a large part of the cropping season.