Sentence examples for extensive clearance from inspiring English sources

In this context, the extensive clearance of forests, at present a serious environmental issue in many poor countries, brings people into habitats they might previously not have visited.

MMRDX is characterized by extensive clearance and rapid and extensive distribution into tissues.

Furthermore, two human cases who survived for 5 years following immunisation showed extensive clearance of Aβ from plaques and very little CAA [ 46].

Our management experiment showed that both bird abundance [ 35] and the effect of bird predation on canopy-living arthropods decreased after extensive clearance of understory.

Furthermore, in a htau/PS1 tangle mouse model, tau-targeted immunotherapy has been shown to prevent severe cognitive impairment that correlated with extensive clearance of abnormal tau [ 51].

Finally, Figure 4D reports results of experiments designed to test the possibility that low and/or high doses of DF3 might result in more extensive clearance of receptors from the cell surface, which could theoretically limit sustained signaling.

But, Fletcher points out, they all had operational similarities: extensive land clearance, sprawling low-density settlement patterns, massive infrastructure – all of which are attributes of modern cities.

10. (U) In addition, the Department of State and the Agency for International Development will continue efforts to protect civilians from unexploded cluster munitions and explosive remnants of war (ERW) through extensive survey, clearance, risk education assistance, and victims, assistance programs.

But decades of poor peatland management practices, including extensive forest clearance and canal construction, has drained the peat, putting the whole region at high fire risk when the inevitable droughts occur," Harrison said.

However, intense burning, extensive forest clearance, and erosional degradation occurred later during the Bronze Age at one site, and during the Iron Age at the other site.

Integration of palynological proxies with annual lamina counting, 14C, 210Pb, 137Cs and 241Am radiometric dating, historical documents and old cadastral maps enabled reconstruction of changes in the cultural landscape resulting from extensive forest clearance, arable farming and slash-and-burn practices in South Estonia over the last millennium.