Sentence examples for extensive conditions from inspiring English sources

Unlike the extensive conditions that lawmakers are seeking to impose now, such broad parameters would provide space for further negotiations and progress between Pakistan and the United States.

Subsequently, both Panels A and B performed a descriptive analysis to evaluate the same beef samples originating from Podolian young bulls finished in either intensive or extensive conditions.

But the extensive conditions -- as varied as improving relations with India, fighting the Afghan Taliban and allowing the U.S. interrogation of Pakistani nuclear scientists -- are too much for any Pakistani government to accept and survive politically.

Sustainable economic activity by farmers may not lead to the release of land where there are no profitable alternative uses; under these circumstances, land is likely to remain in livestock production, albeit under more extensive conditions.

Sheep and goat meat has several health benefits in comparison to other red meat, especially if the animals are reared under extensive conditions on natural pastures like in Switzerland (zur Hausen 2012; Polidori et al. 2011), which also potentially coincides with advantages with respect to environmental impacts and animal welfare (Stott et al. 2005).

Nigerian ruminant production is predominantly undertaken under extensive conditions, thus - as opposed to sown pasture and concentrates - feed is derived from rangeland, crop residues and collected fodder.

A property with a documented and extensive condition(s) that represents a clear threat to personal physical safety will be determined unsuitable.

Chronic hepatitis C virus (CHCV) infection is a prevalent and extensive condition leading to cirrhosis in up to 20% of those chronically affected [ 1, 2].

The study was carried out in 35 commercial flocks managed in semi-extensive conditions, mainly located in Aragón and associated with the Oviaragón Grupo Pastores cooperative society.

All the Tibetan sheep were farmed under semi-extensive conditions which mean that during day time sheep were grazed in communal natural grasslands and returned to fenced areas at night.

Whereas all the studied Tibetan sheep were farmed under semi-extensive conditions and had good opportunity to ingest oocysts from pastures, which may explain the high seroprevalence of T. gondii infection in this study.