Sentence examples for land of study from inspiring English sources

The amounts of land of study area for 1-crop, 2-crops, 3-crops were 35 605, 305 1479.9 and 45 979 ha respectively.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Location and land use of study area with monitoring locations.

In theory, under the new policy, the Interior Department may begin designating more acres as wild lands worthy of study and fend off more development.

The total calculated land of the study area is 22,469 ha.

According to the current local market price the value of the total land of the study area is approximately 6865.2 million BDT (84,576,876.63 $).

The surrounding land of the study area can be demarcated into four categories: agriculture, human settlement, vegetation cover and water bodies.

The depletion of OM because of continuous cultivation might have reduced the CEC of the soils in the cultivated land of the study area, which is in line with the findings of Gao and Change (1996) who reported that the continuous cultivation decreases soil OM and resulted in CEC reduction in the cultivated land than that of uncultivated land.

In general, the soil of the grazing land of the study area was higher in most fertility status of the soil physicochemical properties such as total porosity, soil pH (H2O), electrical conductivity (EC), organic carbon (OC), exchangeable bases (Ca, Mg, K and Na), CEC, percent base saturation (PBS) and Zn as compared to the forest land and cultivated land.

Permanent grassland occupies an overall area of 1.73 million hectares (Seidelberger et al., 2009), which accounts for about 50% of the agricultural land of the study area (Schaumberger, 2005).

We lose the juxtaposition of poor against rich and settle in a no man's land of figures, studies and linguistic relief that frees us from facing a rather ugly reality: poverty exists in Britain.

The major land use type of study area are rural settlements, urban settlements, industrial land, wasteland, water bodies, forest and cultivated land occupying area of 466 km2 (10%), 43 km2 (1%), 46 km2 (1%), 42 km2 (1%), 113 km2 (2%), 168 km2 (4%) and 3743 km2 (81%), respectively (Fig. 4d).