Sentence examples for subsistence table from inspiring English sources

The estimated minimum conditions for subsistence in households (eqn. 5) suggests that between 63% and 87% of households (global mean of 71%) have more land in agriculture than the minimum amount necessary for subsistence (Table 1, Fig. 3).

But by far the most important benefit of seagrass, as indicated through interview ranking exercises, is the habitat it provides for marine animals that villagers depend on for daily subsistence (Table  1).> Although seagrass meadows provide many benefits, they also pose some problems and annoyances for Roviana villagers.

Land-poor Types 2 and 4 claim that they "do not have enough land" but also declare that they "reserve land for subsistence rice" (Table 5).

Details of some important plant species commonly used by the local villagers in the day to day necessities and subsistence generation are mentioned in Table 5.

Part-time commercial bat hunters and subsistence gatherers hunted fruit bats (Table 4).

These results were confirmed by pairwise Wilcoxon tests of equality in average slow acetylation frequencies among subsistence strategies (Additional file 14: Table S4).

Four categorization criteria were tested (Table  1): geography, language, subsistence mode and ecoregion (biome).

Of the 1210 participants, 50.1 % were women, 73 % were married/cohabiting, 55 % were Moslems, 12 % had no formal education and 60%% were involved in subsistence agriculture as the main source of livelihood, Table  1.

In turn, significant difference of slow acetylators were found between subsistence strategies, and specifically between pastoralist and agriculturalist populations (Table  4, P = 0.016 and P = 0.015, for the FP and FPLS datasets, respectively; see also Additional file 14: Table S4 and Additional file 15: Table S5).

The tissue samples (Fig. 1 and Supplemental Table 1) were sourced from native Iñupiaq Eskimo subsistence harvests in Barrow, Alaska.

Details of all the studied populations, their sample size, ethnic and linguistic affiliations, geographical locations, subsistence patterns and their literature sources are given in the supplementary Table S1.