While overlap ratio was larger than 25.7%, excessive overlap resulting in poor surface topography occurred and the prediction model was invalid.
The lower Mekong basin is composed of poor countries whose topography holds most of the hydropower potential (primarily Laos, but also Cambodia) alongside one of Asia's economic tigers, Thailand, with its growing demand for energy.
A change in land use, poor soil management, topography of the area and socioeconomic activities can negatively affect the potential use of an area and may ultimately lead to land degradation and loss of productivity.
If offset ratio was too large, the ending side would collapse resulting in poor side surface topography and the prediction model would fail to calculate the side surface roughness.
For livestock farmers, land quality was also given as a reason for not starting production: topography, poor cropping ability of hill land, and 'wet land' were all cited as reasons for not considering growing DECs.
Yemen is poor, with a rugged topography that is also beautiful and captivating.
However, unlike these countries, communication here is extremely difficult, given varied topography and poor road and communication infrastructure.
Roughly 50 percent of the hungry lived in farm households in higher-risk environments that were marginal for crop production ones with low, highly unreliable or excessive rainfall; inherently poor or degraded soils; steep topography; and remoteness from markets and public services.
Since the Jurassic it has been a geologically stable area that resisted Cenozoic glaciations and today represents an ancient landscape characterized by subdued topography and nutrient-poor soils.
Poor nutrient content, surface hydrophobicity and topography have been shown to induce appressorium differentiation in Phytophthora infestans [ 9].
