Sentence examples for level of abandonment from inspiring English sources

Applying a probit regression to our survey data, we show that farmers' perception of the wolf's presence is positively associated with the level of abandonment of alpine grasslands.

Such levels of abandonment are rarely seen in the centre of a major city.

This result is counter-intuitive given the understanding that remoteness and biophysical constraints are often associated with low land rents, therefore with higher levels of abandonment.

The RCT studies included in the current review may therefore underestimate levels of abandonment compared with practice, as they may have included people who were selected as being more likely to complete the trial.

Varying levels and timing of abandonment of agricultural lands were observed at the landscape level in three Landsat scene case study sites over the period 1975 2001 in the Siberian Taiga zone (Bergen et al. 2008), with most consistent decreases in agricultural land areas after 1990.

Our study area was urban and residential with higher than normal levels of property abandonment and urban blight.

There is an urgent need to address the high levels of equipment abandonment that occur as a result of the pre-discharge home visit process [ 12].

But on another level, his abandonment of academia seems almost a shame: Reich would clearly have been the best kind of teacher.

It has left its marks -- I am prone to feelings of abandonment and can display a level 10 response to a level two incident on the Relationship Transgression Index (RTI) if it manages to find an emotional trigger.

Both of these features indicate that the worn-out subtype chooses to reduce his or her level of involvement up to the abandonment of responsibilities and that this choice may be due to the lack of supervisorial support in completing work tasks and the inconsistent application of norms and control mechanisms.

Other motivators for feeling jealous include: a high level of insecurity, anger toward yourself and fear of abandonment or vulnerability.