Sentence examples for a single geography from inspiring English sources

Prior research has examined these trade-offs in the context of product line design for a single geography where cannibalization is a primary concern.

The focus on geographical and services breadth — rather than looking at building a business in a single category or in a single geography meant that Zappacosta and company took longer to get their legs under them, but that they had a much wider stance and a much bigger base to tap as they began to grow.

Even within a single geography, the risks of severe climate events are greater for those with fewer economic and educational advantages.

According to the researchers, although small investors are buying and renting foreclosed homes, larger investors capable of scaling up such a model have not entered the market because it's hard for an investor to collect enough homes in a single geography.

In other words, companies with diverse top teams outperformed their peers in every single geography we looked at.

Informality cannot be associated solely with disorganisation and chaos phenomena or with forms of social disjointedness (Alsayyad 2004), but refers to a wider context and has distinctive features that permit its theorisation separately from the single geographies of places (Alsayyad 2004).

Further analyses involved percent changes in socioeconomic variables over time, rather than values at a single time; controls for geography, as well as transitions away from communism, at the country level; and a measure of biodiversity gain, rather than loss, at the US state level.

For example, in a human cohort from a single Finnish city where geography is confined, a strong association between one dominant bacterial species, Bacteroides dorei, and type 1 diabetes was discovered (Davis-Richardson et al. Front Microbiol 2014 5:678).

A key factor in running any fund is how investment decisions get made and very few firms operate a single partnership across multiple geographies.

Defining an ideal single census geography that captures all the processes for all variables is evidently impossible [36].

The eminent British scholar squeezes a vast amount of material into a single volume, balancing the demands of geography, chronology and genre in surveying an age in which humankind vastly improved its abilities to control its destiny.