The phrase "area encompasses large" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe a region that includes a significant size or scope, but it needs additional context or modification to be meaningful.
Example: "The area encompasses large sections of the forest, providing a habitat for diverse wildlife."
Alternatives: "region includes extensive" or "zone covers vast".
This is the geography on display in the sprawling metropolitan region of São Paulo, Brazil, with its 39 municipalities and combined population of 21.5 million, and in the New York tri-state area (population 20.2 million), which encompasses large swathes of New Jersey and Connecticut.
The time-series study generally encompasses large populations in multiple geographic areas over a given time period.
Noatak National Preserve, formerly Noatak National Monument, protected area encompassing a large, pristine mountain-ringed river basin in northwestern Alaska, U.S. The preserve is situated in the Brooks Range, located north of the Arctic Circle, and contains the basin of the Noatak River, an intact and unaltered ecosystem.
For distance range of d ≤ 70 m, the source-destination overlapping area is large and hence encompasses larger number of relay nodes for transmission.
With additional access to an unlogged forest site and a palm oil plantation site being cleared without fragments as control sites, the total land area encompasses 8,000 hectares (an area larger than Manhattan), making it one of the world's biggest ecological experiments.
Furthermore, while in the primary keratinocytes junctions were very wide and encompassed large areas of interdigitated cellular protrusions, junctional areas were markedly reduced already in early HF1 cells.
The area is known to encompass large reserves of coal and possibly oil, and this made the monument a source of controversy in the years following its establishment.
Regarding brownfields, which encompass large areas of shaft towers and other surface mining facilities, disused railway tracks and terminals, coking plants, power stations, etc., there are two contrasting trends: Many areas have been reused for reindustrialization projects in the 40 years since the end of mining, while (as will be shown in the next section) others form a basis for GI.
This last culture, which in the 4th century encompassed large areas of southeastern Europe, was of a mixed ethnic composition; in the more western part it was made-up of the Wielbark culture people, as well as other Germanic people and the Dacians.
Within the cortex, these cells are located primarily in layers I III where they encompass large areas of non-overlapping neuropil (see Figure 8A and arrows in Figure 8C).
