Sentence examples for regional subsistence from inspiring English sources

These input-output ratios reflect an assumed reduction of the respective regional subsistence fractions by 50% in favour of industrial, indoor-housed, or extensive, market-oriented production systems, depending on area availability (Table 1).

These factors depend particularly on the regional share of subsistence livestock systems (with high input-output ratios for roughage and low input-output ratios for market feed) and industrial meat and milk production (with the opposite patterns and a much higher overall efficiency due to the higher nutritional value of market feed and a production system optimized for high outputs).

These inter-regional differences in subsistence patterns may partially derive from the regional heterogeneity of access to land with the potential to support indigenous food production activities.

Given the system's focus on promoting regional cash-crops, (poor) subsistence farmers are largely excluded.

The findings of the National Survey regarding regional patterns of dietary subsistence in indigenous households are likely related to the historical contrasts in the country's distribution of indigenous lands.

Several nurses stressed that seasonal factors should be taken into account when planning the appropriate timing for trainings, as many health care workers from rural and regional facilities are involved in subsistence agriculture and that winter often makes travel difficult.

Profile The economy of Benin remains underdeveloped and dependent on subsistence agriculture, cotton production, and regional trade.

Expanding global and regional markets are driving the conversion of traditional subsistence agricultural and occupied non-agricultural lands to commercial-agricultural purposes.

The study area for this research is a marginalized, agrarian environment in northeast Thailand, a region that has undergone deforestation of upland forests for the cultivation of commercial field crops, intensification of lowland rice for subsistence as well as local and regional sales and global export, and LULC scenarios altering the savanna landscape that serves as the background matrix.

The mountains in the eastern region of southern Africa are of significant regional importance, providing for a diverse range of land use including conservation, tourism and subsistence agriculture.

This paper emphasises sub-regional variation in the timing and nature of subsistence changes in the New Guinea Highlands at the Pleistocene Holocene transition.