Sentence examples for a function of geography from inspiring English sources

The scarcity of sand is also a function of geography.

The different outcomes are likely a function of geography and the different materials used to build the New York City transit system over time, Grivas said.

The relative amount of accumulated diversity, as a function of geography, was evaluated through the mean microsatellite variance estimated on at least five individuals.

Each position in the genome has its own function that describes the population allele frequencies at that site as a function of geography.

Based on this assessment of more than 1000 species, the authors explore the patterning of risk assessments as a function of geography (e.g., depth) and life history (e.g., maximum size) of the species.

Lodging is always a function of the geography of any assignment; in the past, the agency has used trailers, private apartments, town houses, dorm rooms and tents.

It may remove the Conservatives' feeling of unfairness if constituency electorates are equalised – more so than is currently the case – but major biases will remain; they are a function of the geography of voting across whatever map of constituencies is generated, but cannot be eliminated by slightly changing the rules by which those maps are produced.

In developing nations where the barriers to access of are the highest, it is frequently the most common cancer in women because these areas tend to be underserved and resource-poor. 1, 2 Cervical cancer incidence and mortality rates vary globally, a function of ethnicity, demography, geography, socioeconomic status, and access to healthcare.

But that is partly a function of the leak's geography; turtles would not have been affected by the Exxon Valdez simply because they do not frequent the coasts of Alaska.

Our framework models genetic variation as function of geography by assuming a logistic gradient for the spatial distribution of genetic variations (see the section Materials and Methods).

"Robert, I worked with him two or three times and became very close friends and then I didn't see him for 20 years; partly the function of geography, partly the function of two people who are pursuing two very, very different things in their lives," he says.