Sentence examples for establishment areas from inspiring English sources

Geographic Information Systems GISS) and Remote Sensing complement studies on Ae. albopictus by providing maps of potential establishment areas [17], [23] [27].

Our aim is to empirically identify the preferential establishment area (EA; i.e., the local areas where species become established) and the preferential biogeomorphic feedback window (BFW; i.e., where and to what extent the species and geomorphology interact) of these three species on alluvial bars within a 20-km-long river reach.

Establishment "size" was not considered in the stratification process due to the lack of data regarding disaggregated establishment area, as suggested in Cherrett et al. [20], or number of employees, as suggested in Lawson et al. [27].

The mathematical framework used are often econometrics models which takes as inputs covariates such as industry category, establishment area and employment and outputs estimates for the number of freight vehicles arriving to an establishments, usually with a time scale of a single day to a week [14, 15, 16].

These differences are rooted in the system of land distribution and political organization during the 1970s and 1980s, before protected area establishment, when both areas were agricultural frontiers.

There are constraints, however, that limit its large-scale adoption, the most important of them being (i) poor germination and uneven stand establishment in areas where the land is not well levelled or water is not well controlled as in rainfed areas, and (ii) high weed infestation (Du and Tuong 2002).

Conservation tillage systems may allow economical crop establishment in areas constrained by low crop heat units, but such methods need to be adapted to soil tillage requirement and crop establishment needs.

The land started to be enclosed and from the 17th century onwards larger estates developed, leading to establishment of areas of large regular shaped fields.

It will take investigative work to determine exactly what happened with the Shell GTL plant cancellation this week, but the speed with which the project was announced and shelved speaks to underlying breakdown in project development consensus establishment in areas traditionally friendly to energy firms.

More practically, resource managers may not be willing to take the risk that unforeseen biotic or environmental interactions may limit black carp establishment in areas predicted as suitable, given the possible negative impacts.

Another explanation is that new private providers following reform favour establishment in areas with income levels above the median.