Sentence examples for covered predominantly from inspiring English sources

The higher parts of the Chittagong Hills are forested, while the lower portions are covered predominantly with brushwood.

It is probable that these low production areas are presently covered by a low density of pine saplings that are growing slowing on relatively infertile soils, or are covered predominantly by herbaceous annual grasslands with low pine sapling regeneration.

The watershed is covered predominantly by temperate coniferous forest, which makes up approximately 64 percent of the total area.

The AF presents a wide range of vegetation types with conspicuous changes across landscapes, which include open habitats covered predominantly by herbaceous and shrubby plants, which develop on marine deposits.

The Atlantic Forest represents an excellent opportunity to test phylogeographic hypotheses, because it has a wide range of vegetation types, including unforested habitats covered predominantly by herbaceous and shrubby plants, which are strongly influenced by the harsh environment with strong wind and high insolation.

The literature covers predominantly two immiscible and inter-dispersed liquids following the last review on the topic some 15 years.

Kano State was chosen to cover the predominantly Muslim North where Hausa/Fulani are the major ethnic group, Oyo and Enugu covered the predominantly Christian Southern part with Yoruba and Igbo as the major ethnic groups respectively while the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) is more cosmopolitan with a mixture of ethnic groups but the majority are Gwari.

XPS results reveal that the surfaces of control samples are covered with predominantly TiO2 and traces of TiO and NiTi, as well as NiO and Ni2O3.

Then when President Trump did issue his executive order on immigration, it covered seven predominantly Muslim countries.

In the ice sublimation hypothesis, the low-lying dark material is interpreted as a blanket of primarily non-ice debris, which originated from the degraded rims of craters and has covered a predominantly icy bedrock.

(The White House abandoned two earlier versions of the ban after they faltered in lower courts; the latest, which the President has called "watered-down" and "politically correct," covers five predominantly Muslim countries — Iran, Libya, Somalia, Syria, and Yemen — plus North Korea and certain government officials from Venezuela. Chad, which was on the list earlier, was dropped).