Sentence examples for an extensive geographical from inspiring English sources

Agrippa's autobiography is lost, but an extensive geographical commentary that he wrote influenced the extant works of the geographer Strabo and of Pliny the Elder.

Species with broad environmental tolerances can occupy a wide variety of habitats and thus achieve an extensive geographical distribution (Gaston and Spicer 2001).

P. granatum L. (Punicaceae) is widely cultivated in Iran and has an extensive geographical distribution from Iran to Himalayas in northern India [ 6].

The characterization of these genes provides an opportunity to understand the molecular signals involved in the thermal tolerance of planktonic copepods and will help understand the effects of global climate change on marine species with an extensive geographical distribution range.

The current data, obtained from a large randomized clinical trial conducted in an extensive geographical area (21 countries from four continents, America, Asia, Australia and Europe) suggest that platinum rechallenge is an extended practice in relapsed ovarian cancer patients at all PFI levels, despite the widespread knowledge of longer PFI effect on treatment effectiveness [ 20].

A combination of targeted immunization with the correct vaccine, segregation of poultry species and moratorium of poultry in addition to the present surveillance, biosecurity and hygienic measures at the farm, market and personal levels could be important in the successful control of the H5N1 virus in poultry and human for an extensive geographical region with continuing outbreaks.

Alternatively, tumor suppressors are mutated in an equally extensive geographical distribution.

The geste-modelling approach has the potential to be extremely valuable for this if more loci are used coupled with a more extensive geographical sampling programme to give greater power to distinguish between alternative models.

The separation of populations within the MDB is likely driven by a combination of extensive geographical distances, unsuitable habitat conditions as well as the presence of major anthropogenic structures, e.g. Cotter Dam, Dartmouth Dam and Wyangala Dam.

Extensive geographical sampling and geographically explicit models of population structure will be necessary to determine the extent of gene flow between L. a. arthemis and L. a. astyanax, and the degree to which introgression causes discordance between gene trees and species trees.

Third, we were able to sample almost all previously unmapped woreda in Ethiopia, yielding a large sample size and extensive geographical coverage.