Sentence examples for making cultivation from inspiring English sources

In the CRZ, the thickness of sediments is more than 1 m, making cultivation difficult.

In calcified and caseous necrotic granulomas, tubercle bacilli could die as part of the tissue necrotic process thus making cultivation and bacterial growth a low-yield task.

This innovative allelopathic approach could also draw on transgenic techniques to have genes inserted in microalgae strains of interest, making cultivation possible in the face of self-defense against competitors and predators.

The recent rains mean the landscape around the village is green, which makes cultivation easy since the soil here in southern Karamoja is rich and fertile.

New roads are being built to make cultivation more conspicuous and to encourage farmers to grow other plants, such as olive or almond trees.

Researchers with the International Centre for Research in Agroforestry (ICRAF), based in Nairobi, Kenya, have come up with some ways to make cultivation easier.

Expansion has occurred even in areas traditionally less suitable for rice production, where the presence of irrigation water makes cultivation possible.

Health fears over artificial food additives, however, have renewed the popularity of cochineal dyes, and the increased demand has made cultivation of the insect profitable again, with Peru being the largest exporter.

Higher seed yield would make cultivation of Camelina more economical and environmentally-friendly.

The fastidious nature of Sneathia makes cultivation somewhat difficult, and consequently, very little is known about its biology or its pathogenic potential.

…flooding is making the cultivation of crops a challenging task.