Sentence examples for a global extent from inspiring English sources

To establish the diagnosis of CPFE on HRCT a global extent of emphysema higher than 5% was set as threshold.

These results shed further insight into the plasticity and adaptability of this siboglinid group to a range of reducing conditions, and into the levels of gene flow that occur between populations of the same species over a global extent.

The barn swallow has an enormous range, with an estimated global extent of and a population of 190 million individuals.

The common chiffchaff has an enormous range, with an estimated global extent of 10 million square kilometres (3.8 million square miles) and a population of 60 120 million individuals in Europe alone.

This species has a large range, with an estimated global extent of occurrence of.

The common house martin has a large range, with an estimated global extent of 10 million square kilometres.

The range is vast, with an estimated global extent of between 1 million and 10 million square kilometres (4 hundred thousand to 4 million square miles).

Some authors hypothesized that the combined stimulation of areas innervated by both the occipital nerves (ON) and supraorbital nerves (SON) might benefit those patients who perceived pain in a hemicephalic or global extent [43, 44].

Distance to urban areas was calculated using the Gridded Rural Urban Population dataset (GRUMP) [20], which provides a gridded and global extent of urban population.

Here, we use a temporal compilation of concentrations for the redox-sensitive trace metal rhenium (Re) in ORM to provide an independent constraint on the global extent of mid-Proterozoic ocean anoxia and as a tool for more generally exploring how the marine geochemical cycle of Re has changed through time.

This lucky survivor is a stark reminder of the global extent of fisheries and the potential for conflict with whales and dolphins.