Rasheed et al. (2014) conducted their study at three unions that were classified as a coastal zone, a plain, and a hilly zone to analyze the relationship between sodium in urine and personal profiles of the examinees that were registered in the CHDSS.
Rasheed et al. (2014) analyzed the relationship between sodium in urine and household profiles and demonstrated that compared to people living in a hilly zone, those living in a coastal zone had statistically 3.3 times higher level of salt consumption and those living in plains had a 1.7 times higher level salt consumption.
Among them, one district is located in the mountains (Bajhang), one in a hilly zone (Dailekh) and the other in the plain terai (Kanchanpur) zone.
First, based on the official ecological zoning of Chongqing (Luo et al. 2006), five major ecological sub-regions were identified: the metropolitan core zone, the western hilly agricultural zone, the middle parallel-valley agricultural and forest zone, the Three Gorges Reservoir ecological zone, and the southeastern evergreen broad-leaved forest zone.
Bordering the eastern shores of the Black Sea, Abkhazia consists of a narrow coastal lowland broken by mountain spurs, followed by a hilly foreland zone of eroded marine and river terraces that merge into the steep slopes of the Caucasus Mountains located to the north.
Gini, in Monteforte d'Alpone in the hilly Soave Classico zone outside Verona, puts class in the glass with its sleek '99 superiore and -- a step up -- another '99 superiore, its rich single-vineyard La Frosca.
Zone 1 (4 districts) is the hilly and highly malaria endemic zone while Zone 2 (2 districts) is the lowlands or plains habitat with low malaria endemicity.
Soil arthropods were monitored seasonally for two years in organic, conventional and integrated olive orchards, located in hilly and plain agroecological zones of Crete, Greece.
The findings of the study can be useful for the hilly agriculture of the tropical climate zones around the globe.
Dendrocalamus strictus is widely distributed in India, especially in semi-dry and dry zones along plains and hilly tracts to an elevation of 1000 m, and can tolerate temperatures as low as − 5 °C and as high as 45 °C.
