Sentence examples for enabled cultivation from inspiring English sources

According to the World Health Organization, the control program, which ended in 2002, protected millions of people in 11 African countries from the effects of river blindness and enabled cultivation and resettlement in river basins after villagers terrified of river blindness had fled to less productive uplands.

This device enabled cultivation of cells either attached to substrates or encapsulated in hydrogels, at variable levels of hydrodynamic shear, and with automated image analysis of the expression of cell differentiation markers.

Acquisition of daylength nonresponsiveness by a group of early barley landraces that had already evolved a spring growth habit might therefore have been one of the evolutionary adaptations that enabled cultivation of those plants to be extended further north into the regions now occupied by populations 6 and 7.

The method improves soil-aggregate formation, microbial activity in the soil, and water infiltration and storage, while enabling cultivation on slopes of up to 15 percent.

However, the native vegetation has largely been cleared on the better soils to enable cultivation.

However, the application of novel cultivation strategies is slow and will not enable cultivation of the extant diversity of microbial genomes from extreme environments, necessitating new approaches to exploit natural products from as-yet-uncultured microbes for industrial application (Daniel 2004).

The breeding and domestication of rice has created variation among genotypes that enables cultivation in a number of less favourable environments, including salinity-affected coastal areas, water-scarce upland areas, and lowland monsoonal regions that are prone to inundation and flood (Mackill et al. 2012).

But the social and economic upheaval of the Civil War was compounded when a series of hurricanes obliterated the levee system that enabled rice cultivation.

The Simbox incubator enabled sample cultivation at 22 24°C (nominal temperature range) and 30 40% humidity throughout the mission.

This enabled the cultivation of the cells with a defined specific growth rate in a constant environment.

According to our data, sampling the fungus onto nylon swabs enabled successful cultivations, even from lesions without visible mycelia.