Sentence examples for for a given land from inspiring English sources

It was found that typically about 200% extra area can be created for carbon capture for a given land.

The unit pollution load method which is based on the pollution generation rate per unit area and time for a given land use can aid decision-makers in the preliminary assessment of diffuse pollution.

In this paper mathematical analysis is done to show that the capacity and generated energy can be enhanced by more than 25% for a given land area by optimization various parameters.

In regions of parameter space for which there is no experimental data available for comparison purposes the model predicts that: (i) fluid pick-out decreases with increasing groove depth while the film thickness tends to increase and (ii) an increase in groove aspect ratio leads to a reduction in both pick-out and film thickness for a given land width and groove cross-sectional shape.

This parameter is an average infiltration rate during a rainfall event for given soil characteristics and a given land use.

The Biodiversity Forecasting Tool (BFT) helps answer three important questions relating to regional biodiversity persistence: 'how much' biodiversity can persist for a given land-management scenario; 'what' habitats to focus conservation effort on; and 'where' in the landscape to undertake conservation action.

Furthermore, for a given landing site, the authors observed that the degree of luciferase induction in one tissue or cell type was not predictive of expression in other tissues or cell types (Markstein et al. 2008).

The LUSO analysis framework allows for easy sensitivity analysis on a given land-use sequence, showing how the profitability of the land-use sequence changes with changes in one or two model parameter values.

The conservation reserve design problem is a challenge to solve because of the spatial and temporal nature of the problem, uncertainties in the decision process, and the possibility of alternative conservation actions for any given land parcel.

Finally, the mean carbon densities of land cover types were combined with land cover maps resulting in carbon stock values for given land cover types for each point of time studied.

Those suitability values for given land uses, in turn, are derived from fitting biophysical, socio-economic and neighbourhood factors on spatial land-use patterns with a multinomial discrete choice method.