Sentence examples for from different management from inspiring English sources

Impacts from different management policies are explored through their influence on patterns of flooding and consequent landscape change.

The objective of our work is to develop a method to quantify nitrate leaching to shallow groundwater from different management units at dairy farms.

This finding is of special relevance because it explicates the interconnection between on-farm soil quality vis-à-vis crop yields by objectively blending soil attributes from different management scenarios and soil layers.

The enhanced model was also used to estimate lake water quality effects resulting from different management scenarios that include discharges from planned aquifer storage and recovery (ASR) facilities.

With the observation in this report, unstable, high risk and stable categories may benefit from different management strategies.

This is in accordance to other surveys on soil bacterial communities derived from different management types in which pH-dependent changes in abundance and distribution of bacterial phyla were observed [36], [37].

The respondents were clearly a distinct and important subgroup who are likely to benefit from very different management.

The reasons for this difference cannot be explained, however stressing from shipping and different management conditions prior to arrival such as hygiene, population, stocking density, animal mixing and antimicrobial administration should be considered, along with potential geographic variation and differences in methodology.

(56) We derived model parameters for AD GHG mitigation and electricity generation from published sources, but we acknowledge that there remains uncertainty about methane emission rates from livestock under different management practices.

We also need to know how stable yields are from year to year as fields that deliver stable yield results will likely require different management from fields that yield low one year and high the next, depending on the growing season.

The objective of this study was to examine the effectiveness of linear, natural cubic spline and constrained cubic spline interpolation models for estimating CO2 flux from contrasting soils under different management regimes.