Sentence examples for characteristics regional from inspiring English sources

Those factors are estimated from readily available information, such as earthquake magnitude and hypocentral depth, time of the event, or they had to be compiled from generally more rare data on fault characteristics, regional surface morphology, antecedent rainfall or general climatic background of the affected region and the regional geology.

Causes of the stream incision around 4 ka are hypothesized in the context of local geomorphological and hydrological characteristics, regional climatic change, Dead Sea level changes, and cultural landscape changes interpreted from archaeological and pollen records.

Thus, a careful analysis of the sampling characteristics, regional differences, and socio-economic characteristics of the country and the study population demographics should be done.

There were slight differences between DEFINE and CONFIRM in baseline characteristics, regional enrollment, and rescue criteria, but these differences were not associated with a substantially different treatment effect and did not preclude a pooled analysis.

Due to the inconsistent findings of previous research, in this study we aimed to examine the associations of anthropometric characteristics, regional and total body composition measures assessed using BIA, and functional sarcopenia using both the EWGSOP and FNIH definitions, with cognitive impairment in a large representative sample of the older British men.

Folk art is by no means restricted to characteristic regional groups or rural arts.

Its characteristic regional styles including Bordeaux, Burgundy, Rhone blends and Champagne are imitated by winemakers around the globe.

Cross Creek (1942; filmed 1983) describes her life in the Florida country and displays her striking ability to convey in poetic prose her deep feelings of kinship to nature as well as her sharp ear for dialect and the characteristic regional humour.

Protected areas serve as reserves of biological diversity and conserve the naturalness of characteristic regional ecosystems.

"The characteristic regional pattern indicated by changing population levels is one of instability, of boom and bust," Shennan says.

The distribution of GAD in cell bodies and axon terminals has a well-known and characteristic regional pattern (see for instance the Allen Brain Atlas: http://mouse.brain-map.org) allowing for the identification of the major areas of the forebrain (Fig. 8).