Sentence examples for coincides broadly from inspiring English sources

The site distribution coincides broadly with that already known for ice wedge pseudomorphs.

Donkeys are relatively abundant in comparison with camelids and coincide broadly with both of them across the altitudinal gradient, but they fall between them in local scale habitat selection and do not seem to force their displacement from their preferred habitats.

"Russia's (Syria) plan, in principle, broadly coincides with the view put forward by the United States.

But this cannot account for the scale of the recent rise in the statistical discrepancy because growth in trade has slowed since 2007.Another possible explanation posits that the surge in the global discrepancy broadly coincides with both the explosion in vertically integrated businesses, where firms locate different stages of production in different countries, and the increase in China's trade.

In the long run, the growth in labor productivity (output per hour worked) broadly coincides with TFP growth divided by the labor share (set at 0.65).

Serpentinite and related rocks often occur as fault-emplaced blocks or diapiric bodies in near-coastal (Coast Range) California and their distribution broadly coincides with the region of the SAFS.

This also broadly coincides with East Africa's rainy season.

Our estimate of T 1 also broadly coincides with the period of the lowest population size in the PSMC analyses of the three S. cebifrons genomes.

The separation of the southern lineage from its Laurasian ancestor at 35.5 (20.7 - 52.3) Ma in the late Eocene broadly coincides with a possible biological connection between North and South America around the Eocene-Oligocene boundary [ 66].

Earlier today, as Russia sought to draw support from the international community, Mr Lavrov said that he had discussed Ukraine with his Chinese counterpart and that the two veto-wielding UN Security Council members had "broadly coinciding points of view" and would stay in close contact on the issue.

Arguably, trade policies are a key factor behind the agricultural trends (both in export shares and in yields), mostly because these trends broadly coincide with the three phases in the anti-agriculture bias of Argentine trade policies that we identified in the previous sections.