Sentence examples for potential cultivation from inspiring English sources
In these workshops, stakeholders involved in the potato production and the agriculture sector in Norway discussed concerns and questions related to sustainability, ethical and social considerations raised by the potential cultivation of cisgenic LBR GM potato in Norway.
In particular, marine macroalgal biomass is a promising feedstock for transportation biofuels because of (the) its fast growth and its potential cultivation on seawater, avoiding competition of resources with conventional agriculture of terrestrial plants used for food.
"Neigong" generally means "internal energy development" or "human potential cultivation"; the translation is not exact, but you get the idea.
Households cultivating were located along the northern edges close to Aitong or were cultivating outside of Koyiaki on neighbouring group ranches or further away in Trans Mara District, Mau and Narok, where there is higher potential for cultivation.
To support such small-scale farming activities and thus contribute to the challenge of alleviating global poverty, NGOs and engineers are developing affordable solar irrigation technology which expands the potential for cultivation, reduces the associated labour burden and provides an alternative to fossil fuel pumps.
The optimal salinity level for growth and biomass accumulation of S. dolichostachya was 100 mM, with good potential for cultivation in both hydroponic and sand cultures.
Commercial commodity aquaculture (i.e., full life cycle rearing with a goal of complete capture for production; Lorenzen et al. 2012; Utter and Epifanio 2002) exemplifies this potential for cultivation to affect the fitness of wild populations.
The aim was to maximize the antioxidant capacity by altering the saline growing environment and identify which of the study species have potential for cultivation as functional foods or nutraceuticals.
Exploring the potential for tea cultivation in the UK is Catherine Rouse, a masters student at the University of Southampton.
Costa Rican leaders soon realized the potential for coffee cultivation and strove to promote coffee planting.
Unfortunately, it can take as many as five years for the soil to regain its production potential after saltwater cultivation has stopped.
