Sentence examples for continuous tracts from inspiring English sources
For example, in the Townsville area of northeastern Australia and in Benin in West Africa, gaps in otherwise fairly continuous tracts of tropical rainforest occur where the prevailing winds blow along the coast rather than across it.
Therefore, conservation of large continuous tracts of temperate forests is the key to tackle this threat.
In addition, the Coimbra forest still retains the full complement of ecological groups occurring in more continuous tracts of Atlantic forest, such as large-seeded trees and frugivorous vertebrates [16], [17], [42], [43].
No indication of continuous tracts of heterozygosity, or of SNPs at which heterozygosity was shared between different accessions, was found.
Due to the rugged topology of the landscape, there are limited continuous tracts in which climatic conditions are suitable for large cardamom cultivation, and large-scale tea plantations dominate the landscape in Darjeeling.
In order to assess hnRNP C binding to U-tracts, we obtained the coordinates of all continuous tracts of three or more uridines in the transcriptome and determined the length of the longest overlapping tract for each binding site.
The three paired continuously-forested landscapes are part of the Serra do Mar, the largest continuous tract of Atlantic forest remaining in Brazil [35].
Two study sites were used: a large continuous tract of heathland, and a fragmented mosaic area.
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) possesses the largest continuous tract of remaining tropical forest in Central Africa (Fig. 1).
Each event occurred in a different pedigree; the continuous tract that spans ∼79 kb was transmitted by a male, and the four other events occurred in females.
Although multiple mismatches within one heteroduplex are generally converted in a concerted manner, yielding a continuous conversion tract, tracts with mixtures of conversion-type and restoration-type repair have been detected in both meiosis (Symington and Petes 1988; Mancera et al. 2008) and mitosis (Nickoloff et al. 1999; Mitchel et al. 2010).
