Sentence examples for patterns of farmer from inspiring English sources

Patterns of farmer seed networks – such as the sharing of seed primarily within a small region – could reduce variation among populations within a region, but increase differentiation among regions, thereby increasing variation in regional responses to climate change.

"But [biofuels] can replace existing production patterns of small farmers with large-scale monoculture plantations... and the people who used to be farmers are turned into farm laborers".

These trends, although currently based on a limited data set, provide insights into site selection decisions and settlement patterns of early farmers along the Colorado River through Grand Canyon.

But these days, "the traditional temporary and seasonal migration patterns of many farmers, herders and fishermen in the region are increasingly being replaced by a more permanent shift southward and to urban areas," UNEP reports.

Ancient DNA research has focused on the genetic patterns of the earliest farmers during the European Neolithic, especially with regards to the demographic changes in the transition from hunting and gathering to agriculture.

Landraces cultivated in centers of crop diversity result from past and contemporary patterns of natural and farmer-mediated evolutionary forces.

Based on a literature review by the National Cancer Institute, patterns of cancer in farmers reported in 20 studies from 8 countries are summarized, weighting each study by its size to create combined relative risks.

Commercial pesticide applicators were excluded from the study because they have patterns of exposure different from those of farmer applicators (Alavanja et al. 1999; Arbuckle et al. 2002); female spouses were considered in a previous publication (Beseler et al. 2006).

The purpose of this study is to investigate if patterns of landscape activities undertaken by farmers are related to certain farm characteristics and if landscape activities vary from one location to another.

New evidence on patterns of PPE use and potential exposure of farmers to PPPs is provided.

In particular, we describe four patterns of connection between fundamental knowledge and farmers' actions, and distinguish three main reformulations of fundamental knowledge that participate in contextualizing it.