Sentence examples for distributions extending from inspiring English sources

The species in this group have wider geographical distributions, extending from the East Himalayas–Hengduan Mountains to East China, Japan, Korea and Siberia.

This issue was mainly confined to coastal and continental shelf species that exhibited distributions extending down the continental slopes (e.g., some Dasyatis, Mustelus, Rhinobatos, Scyliorhinus, Squalus, and Squatina).

The numerical results show that eigenfrequency spacing in all the cases can be expressed as a family of Γ distributions extended to a non-integer degree of freedom.

It is partly because of that angiosperms with tropical and subtropical distributions extend their ranges from low to high elevations in Taiwan.

In other words, NEASTs with tropical and subtropical distributions extend their ranges from low to high elevations in Taiwan that have caused low floristic similarities among GLTs at high elevations and ecoregions at higher latitudes (Fig. 4; Table 4).

Although the plots are shown for connector domains up to 100 disaccharides in length, the actual distributions extend past this cut-off for both sets of chains.

In one of the few surveys of barramundi distributions in the upper reaches of NT catchments, Letnic and Connors [69] compiled historical and contemporary records and found barramundi distributions extended far inland in unobstructed systems.

The Cairo spiny mouse has the most extensive distribution, extending from northern Africa to the Indus River; it lives near or with humans in some parts of its range.

The flux enhancement consists of "wings" on the upward-going half of the distribution extending in the perpendicular velocity direction, suggestive of perpendicular heating of the electrons.

Golondrina points are widespread across much of central, southern, and western Texas, with distribution extending northward along the Balcones Escarpment.

One of the most abundant cartilaginous fishes off southern Australia, the sparsely-spotted stingaree has a relatively wide distribution extending from Crowdy Head in New South Wales to Lancelin in Western Australia, including the entirety of Tasmania.