Sentence examples for level of cultivation from inspiring English sources

This is well over double the total acreage in 2006, the year with the lowest level of cultivation.

Prose fiction was among new literary forms that appeared under Soviet auspices and reached a high level of cultivation.

Europe's arable land lies mainly in the lowlands, which have podzolic, brown, chernozem, and chestnut soils, although the upper elevation level of cultivation, as that of animal husbandry, rises southward.

The idea of course is the English or American writer can evince a certain level of cultivation and/or sophistication through his knowledge of French.

For example, pollen quantity in the anther is influenced by the size of pollen sacs, the number of microspores mother cells, climate and nutrient conditions, and level of cultivation and management [ 15, 21, 22].

China's Yangtze River Delta region is the most concentrated area of horticulture cultivation in the country, and its economic benefits directly reflect the productivity level of horticulture cultivation of China.

The lettuce fields were irrigated by overhead sprinkler systems and the water was pumped from ponds located adjacent and at a lower level of the cultivation areas.

They're devoted to no higher calling than the perpetuation of a certain level of impervious cultivation, though they're more colorful than some healthier reinvented personalities who are Codependent No More.

The findings suggest that anti-drug policy in Colombia between 2001 and 2012 has had some success with a significant decrease in overall levels of coca cultivation, but that it has also led to the displacement of coca cultivation, notably to areas within the Colombian Pacific region.

A United Nations survey released today shows Afghanistan moving towards record levels of opium cultivation - twelve years after the fall of the Taliban.

Although the diet of Mexican free-tailed bats is not restricted to agricultural pest insects [ 18], the development of human agriculture likely resulted in predictable swarms of pest insects caused in part by increasing levels of plant cultivation.