Sentence examples for reduced application of from inspiring English sources

At an International Coffee Organization meeting in February, a Colombian coffee representative revealed that the country's coffee exports had dipped to 7.9 million bags last year and that infestation by the borer — along with excessive rainfall and reduced application of fertilizer — was partly to blame.

Several factors in the work environment reduced application of learning.

Consequently, the reduced application of energy per session is expected to reduce the occurrence of SAEs associated with vapour ablation and improve the safety profile while the overall increase in volume of lung treated per procedure is expected to improve the efficacy profile.

To balance biodiversity conservation and timber production, research examining the tradeoffs between reduced application of herbicide and tree growth is required.

However, the jurisprudential considerations which underlie the planetary protection policy do not necessarily recognize the same scientific distinctions and assumptions which have provided the rationalization for the reduced application of active planetary protection mechanisms.

This study revealed that high reliability indices obtained in the analysis would lead to reduced application of conservative safety factors on the plant equipment, which should result in lower capital and operating cost, through a more reliable assessment of its performance state over its service time, and lead to the optimisation of its inspection and maintenance interventions.

Environmentally friendly management practices in Estonia include diversified crop rotations, at least 15% of arable land (including rotational grasslands) under legumes, permanent grassland strips, protection of landscape elements, reduced applications of agrochemicals, etc.

These insects, which feed on plants and spread harmful viruses, became more prominent in the fields when Bt crops allowed farmers to reduce applications of broad-spectrum insecticides.

This newly discovered symbiosis in grass species could lead to new ways to cultivate and manage grasses to enhance efficiency of N utilization and reduce applications of inorganic fertilizers.

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Adesemoye, A. O., Torbert, H. A. & Kloepper, J. W. Plant growth-promoting rhizobacteria allow reduced application rates of chemical fertilizers.