Sentence examples for a relatively widespread from inspiring English sources

These structures are used in neighboring Bangladesh, which has a relatively widespread early warning system.

They were victims of a relatively widespread problem in Vietnam that included the abduction and trafficking of children as young as 5 or 6 years old, according to Matthew Friedman, the regional project manager for the United Nations Inter-Agency Project on Human Trafficking.

Botulism, for which there is presently no therapy available, is a relatively widespread disease that may result in death.

This is probably a relatively widespread phenomenon in Sweden, and it migh be that the Internet has contributed to this distrust.

Here, we report on a relatively widespread activation of small remote earthquakes, which occurred as far as Hokkaido, detected by analyzing the continuous waveform data recorded at seismic stations all over Japan.

In this study, we report on a relatively widespread activation of remote seismicity following the 2016 M7.3 Kumamoto earthquake, which occurred on the active strike-slip Futagawa fault, in the western part of Kyushu Island, Japan, at relatively shallow depth (12 km).

He might be one of the more peculiar political theorists that ever lived, but in Argentina his theory was, at least once upon a time, relatively widespread.

The current study examines this phenomenon using a series of relatively widespread taxa, all within a single genus of spiders, Selenops.

Myriopteris lindheimeri itself comprises a number of relatively widespread, apomictic triploid lineages (n = 2 n = 90 chromosomes; Windham and Yatskievych, 2003) derived from a comparatively rare, sexual diploid cytotype through intraspecific whole genome duplication, i.e., autopolyploidy (Grusz et al., 2009).

Thus, it is becoming increasingly clear that alternative splicing is not an exception, but relatively widespread in Volvox and other eukaryotes.

Indeed, a global analysis of Upper Guinean endemic forest species gives a pattern in which relatively widespread endemics are ruderal while species with very restricted ranges are linked to particularly humid places, i.e., probably refugia [47].