The phrase "a widespread region" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an area that is extensive or covers a large geographical space.
Example: "The research focused on a widespread region known for its diverse ecosystems and rich biodiversity."
Alternatives: "a vast area" or "a broad region".
However, when using βjac, a widespread region occupies the Pacific Ocean, and some parts of the Indian and Arctic Oceans, while the Atlantic Ocean is divided into a southern and northern regions (that also occupies part of the Pacidic Ocean).
In particular, PECAM-1-immunopositive cells were markedly increased in area over a widespread region around the infarct on the ipsilateral side.
In particular, NGF-immunopositive cells were markedly increased in number over a widespread region around the infarct on the ipsilateral side (Fig. 5a,d).
2) The study showed that higher strength of laser power induced slow waves in a more widespread region of the cortex, but the underlying mechanism was not examined.
At the onset of each of these independent events, a transient ring of inhibition can be identified, which is rapidly overcome as the event propagates and between each event a more widespread region of inhibitory activity is identified.
"The belief that homosexuality is a sickness in need of a cure... remains widespread region-wide, providing a constant supply of mostly young LGBT people for the private practice of 'conversion therapies,'" NACLA's Annie Wilkinson wrote last year.
However, a number of widespread regions around the posterior superior temporal gyrus show age-related increases (instead of decreases) in rGM until approximately at 30 years of age (Sowell et al. 2003).
More generally we suggest that the N/M170 may reflect a "family" of brain signals generated across widespread regions of the visual brain indexing the resolution of top-down influences and incoming sensory data.
Dopamine has a central role in the maintenance of patterns of neuronal firing in widespread regions of prefrontal cortex (Durstewitz et al. 1999; Seamans and Yang 2004).
Less efficient stimulus processing during attentional lapses was also characterized by less deactivation of a 'default-mode' network, reduced stimulus-evoked sensory activity, and increased activity in widespread regions of frontal and parietal cortex.
Surface projections of cortical thickness differences between ex-preterm and control adolescents are shown in Figures 1, 2, and 3. Thinner cortex was observed in widespread regions in ex-preterm adolescents compared with controls (Fig. 1 a ).
