Sentence examples for more efficient conservation from inspiring English sources

These results suggest more efficient conservation of SOM under perennial grass legume system than NT wheat fallow rotation.

A better understanding of factors increasing survival probability of red-listed species is needed for a more efficient conservation effort.

The spatially-explicit data obtained from these surveys can contribute not only to furthering our knowledge with regard to invasion biology but also to developing more efficient conservation and management strategies.

Better information on the phylogenetic relationships in the Oryza genus will facilitate more efficient conservation and utilization in rice crop improvement programs.

As the first step towards more efficient conservation is to undertake an ecogeographic study (Maxted et al. 1996), the aim of the present work was to collect ecogeographic informations from investigated stations of Vicia L. Analysis of the passport data will elucidate each taxon's geographic and ecological location.

Routes of pathogens transmitted by migratory birds can be identified and finally, such data will allow to evaluate whether current declines of migrant populations in the northern hemisphere [20] are due to deteriorations of environmental conditions at stopover sites and wintering areas, which in turn will guide more efficient conservation actions.

The growing use of plastic film coverings in agriculture is due to the possibility of increasing the air temperature around the plants, reducing radiative and convective energy losses, protecting fruit trees from adverse weather conditions, reducing fungal diseases, assuring less reliance on herbicides and pesticides, better protection of food products and more efficient water conservation.

In the treatments of surface drip method the evapotranspiration needs were satisfied by using full (100% ETm) and supplement (80% ETm) irrigation doses, while in the treatments of subsurface drip method only supplement irrigation water was used (80% ETm) with the aim of more efficient water conservation.

The suit maintains that annual cuts of 3% are feasible through making plants more efficient, promoting conservation, and using wind and solar power--without substantially raising electric bills.

We can be more efficient in achieving conservation goals by clearly specifying our conservation objective and parameterising the problem with economic data that reflects this objective.

The new program will allow the state to pay companies under a novel bidding process that officials say is more efficient than existing conservation programs.