Sentence examples similar to eastern locality from inspiring English sources

"At least 73,000 people were initially displaced throughout central and eastern localities of the Southern Kordofan state as a result of fighting," it said, citing figures from the Sudanese Red Crescent, Humanitarian Aid Commission and U.N. agencies in Kadugli.

In western and eastern localities, the sampled frequency of introgressed mtDNA was 0/53, and 0/63 respectively, confirming our choice of sample localities as bracketing the mtDNA cline.

Substructure in this clade is evident, with several well-supported subclades including a derived subclade restricted to eastern localities of the states of Paraná and Santa Catarina (subclade c1).

Laboratory costs were obtained using CPT codes from the 2013 Medicare Clinical Lab Fee Schedule for Eastern Kansas (Locality 15).

Sixty kilometers to the east, the third sub-cluster of the southern genetic group ranged from Galique to Gamboa, the eastern most locality.

The omissions from the K3-only model were more pronounced, with regions containing the Turkey and Pilion-Magnisia [30] localities (K3), the three Italian localities (K2), and the southernmost Tunisian and all eastern Spanish localities (K1) classified as unsuitable.

California also contains many populations of mixed mitochondrial ancestry, including individuals exhibiting haplotypes from the eastern lineage (localities 37, 61, 64, and 65) and the Pacific Northwest (localities 20, 21, 23, and 25).

PC1 separated eastern Chinese localities from several nearby Asian countries and, farther west, areas infected by the Qinghai-like H5N1 strain.

On the other hand, individuals from an ∼1400 km of coastline from Riohacha (northern Colombian Caribbean) through Golfo de Paria (eastern Venezuelan; localities CM, RH, BP, PC, IM, CA, and GP; Fig. 1) belong to Cathorops sp. The two lineages are separated by at least ∼150 km, with the PNNT situated along this particular stretch of coastline (Fig. 1).

Recent reports from Southern and Eastern Mediterranean localities [ 25, 26] need genetic confirmation, because cryptic species have been recently reported [ 13, 27].

A literary text first published in 1982 states explicitly what was always probable, that Peisistratus actively supported the local cult of Artemis Brauronia (an aspect of Artemis concerned with female transitions) in eastern Attica (the locality from which Peisistratus himself came) and so helped to make it the fully civic cult it is in Aristophanes' play of 411, Lysistrata.