Sentence examples for increasing land area from inspiring English sources

In this area, 0.37 km2 of island area has emerged, increasing land area by 88% relative to 1975.

Since an increasing land area is affected by high salinity, understanding the molecular mechanisms underlying salt tolerance of crops is of great societal and economic interest (Yan et al. 2005; Obata et al. 2007; Hadiarto and Tran 2011).

For example, in our case, a positive feedback effect results when a perturbation to the system increases land area, such as with higher ethanol yields, whereas a negative feedback effect, such as greater livestock feeding with DDGS, reduces land area.

Therefore, increasing ethanol output per bushel of corn by extracting more from the starch component of the grain increases land area attributed to corn ethanol in Scenario 5 compared to Scenario 1, which is a surprising result.

In response to the increasing land degradation in the area, the Sustainable Land Management (SLM) project rehabilitated the catchment through establishment of soil and water conservation structures such as cutoff drains, semicircular bunds, and water retention ditches.

It was built during the late 1960s and 1970s as part of the Government of Western Australia's response to rapidly increasing land prices across the metropolitan area.

These problems are more critical in areas experiencing increasing land use competition.

Implications for conservation are discussed considering a future scenario of climate warming and increasing land use change in Mediterranean areas.

Knowledge of how the oak forest has changed over time can be integrated with land use change information to help planners make decisions about zoning and development that will minimize the impacts of increasing land conversion pressure on forest areas.

Profit maximization from increasing land value leads to environmentally critical area loss.

Land constraints and scope speculation are encouraging developers for increasing land transaction in all types of areas including restricted zones.