Sentence examples for proportion of area from inspiring English sources

As Figure 1 illustrates, the proportion of area under cereals was relatively even across the country in the late 1960s.

We studied the proportion of area occupied by the large spotted genet (Genetta tigrina) and the slender mongoose (Galerella sanguine) in response to land use variables using camera-trapping data in Drakensberg Midlands, South Africa.

The only exception to the superior performance of the poststratified estimator occurred when overall accuracy was very high, the true proportion of area was small (i.e., less than 2%), and the accuracy assessment sample size was small (n = 100).

Additionally estimating the proportion of area of each class based on the best assessment of ground condition (i.e., the reference classification) of the locations selected in the sample is often of interest for monitoring status and change in land cover.

If national afforestation targets are met, the proportion of area under plantation forest cover in Ireland will almost double by the year 2030 to 17%, and will consist of mostly non-native trees.

Indicator variables included in the assessment were: population density and change, road density, percent forest land-cover, forest patch density, landscape Shannon's Diversity Index, proportion of all streams with roads within 30 m, proportion of area that has agriculture on slopes >3%, proportion of all streams with adjacent agriculture, and proportion of all streams with adjacent forest cover.

The majority of soils are near-neutral to alkaline with the small proportion of areas with soil pH < 5 largely restricted to the major Cu deposits.

The charts show the proportion of areas that experienced no decline, as well as the proportion that have fully recovered in both economic growth and employment and those that recovered by one measure but not the other.

When analysing the relation of settlement pattern to soil conditions, the proportion of areas with good-excellent agro-ecological suitability proved 1.5 2 times higher in the permanent zones than in the deserted and uninhabited settlement suitability zones.

The prediction score is defined as the proportion of areas in which the seismic intensity is predicted within a one-level error on the JMA scale among areas where the observed or predicted seismic intensity is ≥4.

The proportions of built-up areas (houses), deforested areas and roads, and banana/plantain vegetation decreased with distance to the village whereas the proportion of areas with forest, palm trees, orange trees, and cacao trees increased (Tables S1, S2, S3).