Sentence examples for distribution and extents from inspiring English sources

The potential groundwater zones (PGZ) of the study area revealed three distinct zones, namely low, moderate and high zones whose distribution and extents are 3,416.54 km2 (3.23 %), 84,121.75 km2 (79.53 %) and 18,239.71 km2 (17.24 %) as presented in Table 5.

Fig. 1 Distribution and extent of Nitisols in the Ethiopian highlands.

However, the distribution and extent of these outcomes depend on inequity dimensions such as gender, age, ethnicity and territory.

Distribution and extent of involvement in brachial plexopathies caused by gunshot wounds, motor vehicle crashes, and other etiologies: a 10-year electromyography study.

In order to solve the proposed problem, six different configurations that can possibly be encountered according to the distribution and extent of the plastic zone(s) are solved.

This paper investigates the distribution and extent of coppice management in Moravia (eastern Czech Republic, ca. 22,300 km2) in the Late Middle Ages.

However, little is known about the distribution and extent of coppicing at the landscape scale, and forming a coherent picture of the spatial extent rather than the management details of coppicing in larger regions remains a challenge.

This research introduces a spatial component for classifying wetland types and further evaluation of their ecosystem services (ES), assessing their current distribution and extent using standardized remote sensing techniques for wetland mapping.

The results show that different spatial patterns emerge for each of the investigated cultural ecosystem services depending on the distribution and extent of the landscape types to which they are related.

In this paper, we developed a mechanistic model that uses climatic variables (rather than biotic variables) to (i) examine how variation in landscape scale climate influences the spatial distribution of panda habitat in China's Qinling Mountains, and (ii) evaluate how the distribution and extent of panda habitat will change in the future under forecast climate change scenarios.

In these situations, likelihood approaches provide a convenient method to infer the distribution and extent of uncertainty around the best estimate for the parameter of interest.