Sentence examples for mountainous production from inspiring English sources
Farms with a tie-stall on mountainous production zones showed to have a lower ICM when compared to valley located tie-stall farms.
In tie-stall systems, clinical mastitis incidence was mainly affected by region (mountainous production zone; incidence rate ratio (IRR) = 0.73), the dairy herd replacement system (1.27) and farmers age (0.81).
However, a risk factor analysis carried out previously in Switzerland for Streptococci species in quarter milk samples showed that S. uberis is significantly less prevalent on farms on mountainous production zones while, S. dysgalactiae is more prevalent [ 24].
Sloping and mountainous olive production systems are widespread, occupying large parts of the Mediterranean landscape prone to water erosion.
The mountainous terrain also limits production.
The influence of vegetation on a river's sediment production, especially in mountainous areas, is often difficult to evaluate.
Part of the difficulty in building such networks lies in Serbia's mountainous terrain and the limited commercial production that would generate the traffic necessary to justify investment in roads and railroads.
The mountainous region outside Chengdu became a major military production base in the 1960s, when China feared the possibility of an attack from the Soviet Union or the United States.
Not only known for its impossibly perfect colonial architecture and stunning mountainous setting, the town is also a centre of production for "fat-bottomed" culona ants.
Data further indicate that production wells located closer to the western mountainous margin will be producing mainly from locally derived mountain-system recharge whereas wells located closer to the eastern margin are more influenced by older, regionally derived carbonate groundwater.
He said some production would be transferred from Natanz to the mountainous site near Qum, known formally as Fordow, and would be done under the supervision of the International Atomic Energy Agency.
