Sentence examples for intensive stocking from inspiring English sources
These results suggest that relatively large and intensive stocking may totally disrupt the original local genetic composition of wild stocked populations.
Maintenance intervals, feed ratios and resulting oxygen levels changed dissolved nutrient concentrations, with highest concentrations under intensive stocking density, medium feed input and oxygen > 6 mg L−1, and lowest under semi-intensive stocking density, high feed input and oxygen > 6 mg L−1.
There were indications of poor recruitment of calbasu and intensive stocking of this species was recommended.
The stocks being low, intensive stocking of this fish was recommended.
Larsen et al. (2005) investigated brackish pike Esox lucius populations in Denmark and observed very low introgression rates (<1%) despite intensive stocking with freshwater pike over more than four decades.
An experimental farm (1967) at Al-ʿAyn concentrates on intensive stock raising, and significant portions of land have been reclaimed from the desert.
The most intensive stock farming is done in the Alpine foreland, where grain (wheat, rye), sugar beets, potatoes, and fruit are also raised.
Among intensive stock farms are the big dairy units with several hundred cows in the United States, in western Europe Francee, northern Italy), and in eastern Europe and the former Soviet republics.
Recognizing this mounting threat to investors, Bolton and co-researchers Mats Andersson of the Swedish pension fund AP4, and Frédéric Samama of Amundi, the largest European asset management firm, approached index provider MSCI to develop a family of new indices composed of fewer carbon-intensive stocks.
Stabilization of material use can be observed in most industrialized countries and may be the result of a beginning saturation with material-intensive stocks (Wiedenhofer et al., 2013).
Pressure on the Flint Hills landscape intensified in the 1980's when landowners began managing privately held land here under a fire and grazing regimen called intensive early stocking, which allows ranchers to double the size of their herds.
