Many residents doubted this official explanation however, with one saying "We don't practice large-scale shifting agriculture in our region".
The immigrant Brazilian farmers are practicing large-scale mechanized agriculture, mostly growing soybeans; that offers little work for the peasants and is leading their communities to shrink in numbers.
There were 311 sedentary stock owners, 115 semi-migratory and 65 practicing large-scale migration, mostly to Mali.
In practice, large-scale chemical treatments of forests are infrequent and are restricted to a small proportion of the areas at risk.
In practice, large-scale composting is practiced in large Chinese cities such as Beijing, Shanghai, and Urumqi.
In practice, (large-scale) municipalities appointed 'climate coordinators' (often with no dedicated administrative budgets) or environmental officers to manage and coordinate the policy planning and implementation.
I use published sources, mainly written by chemists and largely focused on laboratories built in German-speaking lands between about 1865 and 1900, to show that chemical laboratory design was inextricably linked to productive practice, large-scale pedagogy and disciplinary management.
In practice, large-scale manual mapping is the most common endeavor, in which teams of consultants (such as Apelon or Intelligent Medical Objects) are employed to integrate terminologies.
In practice, large-scale organic differences in structural phenotype can be difficult to identify and thus may be overlooked even by experienced investigators.
Screening is a means for reducing the risk of disease in the screened population, and, in practice, large-scale implementation means that there is a compromise between sensitivity and specificity.
