Sentence examples for due to subsistence from inspiring English sources

Possible cultural mechanisms for the movement of pottery to Mine Wash are assessed, including seasonal migration between different landscape zones along ethnohistoric trails, trade and exchange, and settlement shift due to subsistence stress.

Nevertheless, there are concerns about the long-term maintenance of genetic variation in this population as the 15 20% mortality due to subsistence, sport hunting and trapping on the national preserve [57] is currently being augmented by intensive predator control efforts intended to reduce wolf predation on caribou herds by reducing wolf population numbers by 60 80% [58].

"That said," says Blackman, "certification and direct payments could make a difference in some parts of El Salvador, like the east where a lot of clearing is due to subsistence agriculture and not so much to urbanization".

Poverty has been described as a barrier because of its impact on how people perceive and express needs, partly due to competing subsistence demands and cost barriers to accessing services [ 2, 34, 35].

This study evaluated Payment for Ecosystem Services PESS) implementation in a smallholder settlement in an Atlantic forest reserve in Paraguay, designed to stop and reverse deforestation due to expansion of subsistence agriculture, which was identified to be the main deforestation or forest degradation threat that may spread beyond the settlement.

These values, taken from Murdock's Ethnographic Atlas [19], roughly correspond to the percent of subsistence due to milk consumption in each population.

Struggle for subsistence Due to erratic rainfall, cereal production in Niger has fallen short by almost 120,000 tonnes –a particularly difficult situation given that most Nigeriens are subsistence farmers.

Mountainous parts of the eastern slope of the Mexican Cofre de Perote volcano have suffered great ecological disturbance due to the conversion of forest to subsistence corn (Zea mays) cropland.

This is due to the high rate of subsistence agriculture and significant price differences due to transaction costs.

Degradation in dry forests is likely to imply a slow reduction in carbon stock over time [8], including subsistence extraction due to underlying drivers such as population growth and poverty [10] which further limits the use of RS for estimation of emission levels.

"Military members normally 'promote out' of the need for additional subsistence benefits, due to the corresponding raises in basic pay and other allowances as one moves to a higher pay grade".