Sentence examples for most upland from inspiring English sources

Most upland peoples at one time followed local religious traditions.

Most upland areas within the UK also experience high levels of recreation and tourism activity.

White pine typically exhibits significant adaptive genetic variation in response to broad climatic gradients, the product of natural selection and genetic processes (Wright 1970; Genys 1987), and as a result is found as a component of most upland forest types in its range.

To date, most upland cotton varieties are susceptible to V. dahliae and the breeding for cotton varieties with the resistance to Verticillium wilt has not been successful.

For the upland ecotype, we selected 28 indica and 56 japonica accessions since in our genetic resources center most upland rice accessions belong to the type japonica (Additional file 2).

While at the national level, land use is officially forbidden or heavily restricted in most upland areas, many forms of land use (including limited areas of swidden) are sanctioned and governed by local institutions.

Many parts of the warning areas could see between 50 and 100mm of rain, with the most exposed upland parts of north Wales, north-west England and south-West Scotland potentially seeing between 150 and 200mm.

Many parts of the warning areas could see between 50 and 100mm of rain, while the most exposed upland parts of north Wales, north-west England and south-west Scotland could see between 150 and 200mm.

The mountain hare is the only native member of the hare family and is the dominant species throughout most of upland Scotland.

Drought resistance is an important component of rice adaption to most rainfed upland areas because in this ecosystem water could not be well preserved and frequent or sporadic drought events could occur each year [ 5].

Finally, a thin silty "cap" is preserved on the flattest, most stable uplands.