Sentence examples for beyond the current range from inspiring English sources

While American beech sprouts are common in more northern regions, on steep slopes, in areas where roots have been disturbed, and in stands affected by beech bark disease (Held 1983; Cleavitt et al. 2008), basal and root sprouts were rare at our study site, which is beyond the current range of beech bark disease (Virginia Department of Forestry 2014).

It will take transformative legislation that goes far beyond the current range of debate in Washington.

The magnitude of both natural selection and spatial sorting will be influenced by the rate of climate change because variation here-in will determine the availability of unoccupied but suitable habitat beyond the current range border and mortality of low-dispersive individuals near the trailing edge of the range (Phillips et al. 2008; Dytham 2009).

Apparently the current ranges are too dull and generally inappropriate.

Thus, 66 of the L. delicata detections were found to be animals of local New Zealand origin or the human-assisted movement of individuals from the established populations to regions beyond the species current range in the country (this includes all 58 predictions of a New Zealand origin in the MPI database; Table S1).

Projecting the WBAL and MST models across Europe under current climate and the four climate scenarios showed major suitable areas beyond the current native range of G. pyrenaicus.

Much of the recent debate concerns the movement of species beyond their current range (Hoegh-Guldberg et al. 2008; Ricciardi and Simberloff 2009; Richardson et al. 2009), following suggestions that intentional movement of species outside of their natural (current) range should be considered as an option for species at immediate risk of extinction (Hoegh-Guldberg et al. 2008).

So Sierra McLane, a graduate student working with Dr. Aitken, hiked into the remote mountain ranges of British Columbia and planted 18,000 whitebark pine seeds, some as far as 500 miles beyond the tree's current range.

Ensuring that alewife do not spread beyond their current range should be the focus, at this point, as removing them from the Great Lakes is unlikely.

The projections for Europe show large areas with persistently suitable climate for G. pyrenaicus beyond its current range; even under the worst future climate scenario, large suitable areas are predicted to occur in Scotland and Scandinavia (Fig. 5).

The movement of species beyond their current range has also been suggested as an option for species at immediate risk of extinction (Hoegh-Guldberg et al. 2008) and has been undertaken as a last resort in some instances (Jamieson et al. 2006; Grueber and Jamieson 2008; Miskelly et al. 2009).