According to Brummati et al. [ 1], for beef cattle that are raised in tropical production systems, reproductive traits possess a high economic value and are up to 13 times economically more important than growth and carcass traits.
An increasing number of epigenomes are now being investigated on crops of high economic value.
Moreover, Ni is a target metal with a relatively high economic value.
Isoflavones, found in soybeans and other members of the fabaceae family, are considered bioactive components of high economic value.
The manufactured fire-resistant panels can be used in large amount as insulating construction and building materials with low environmental implication and high economic value.
Moist evergreen forests of southwestern Ethiopia host high levels of biodiversity and have a high economic value due to coffee production.
Unusually, he also sees the high economic value of a cliche: his grand old lawyer, known as Loton, is a dead ringer for Charles Laughton playing a grand old lawyer.
The IUCN has guidelines prohibiting the publication of location data for endangered species of high economic value that are threatened by the pet trade, but many journals do not yet.
What these numbers really tell us is what we already know: expanding Heathrow generates the most benefits if you place a high economic value on more flights to inner China, Brazil, and all those other emerging markets.
The oil minister, Rostam Qassemi, said Tuesday in remarks carried by the official Islamic Republic News Agency that despite the European Union embargo, "Iranian oil has high economic value, and the international oil market would never neglect it".
This behaviour could contradict forestry management strategies as deer may browse on target species, e.g. beech or oak, which are of high economic value for forestry and nature conservation.
