Sentence examples for input and transport from inspiring English sources

There have been some attempts at controlling Prosopis through utilization, but they had no noticeable impacts on invasions, and these initiatives failed as input and transport costs were too high and financial returns were low (Zimmermann et al. 2006).

The main effect of the changing energy environment on the health of populations may be via worldwide slowdowns in economic growth and employment [ 12]; others have warned of growing food insecurity as globalized food production systems are disrupted by rising input and transport costs [ 32].

Lower taxes on inputs and transport deregulation could make export industry far more attractive.

This includes data on emissions, raw material inputs, technology, energy inputs, water, and transport.

Analysis of seismic reflection data allows to reconstruct sediment input and sediment transport patterns and to infer past changes in climate and oceanography.

Berdegué Sacristán (2001) points out that farmers benefit from cooperation through access to markets, information and extension, (agricultural) inputs, credit and transport facilities.

The GHG emissions from other production methods of forest residue fuel can be assumed to be of the same magnitude as the fossil energy input in harvesting, and transport of residues is not very different (Wihersaari 2005).

Accuracy in the final SAR values was achieved through systematic analysis of the key sources of thermal energy inputs and thermal transport within the environment of the calorimeter, modelled by both a distributed heat equation and a lumped parameter model.

But this approach requires additional power inputs to compress and transport the carbon dioxide and isn't necessarily economically viable.

The farmgate gate price may increase as the costs of inputs are higher and transport costs from farmgate to market will also increase because of an increased distance to the urban area.

The case studies have been chosen to illustrate how hydrogeophysical approaches can yield insights about complex subsurface hydrological processes, provide input that improves flow and transport predictions, and provide quantitative information over field-relevant spatial scales.