Sentence examples for effect of geography from inspiring English sources

Partly, this was an effect of geography.

The effect of geography on children's outcomes is fairly significant.

But after adjusting for the effect of geography, a one-year increase in average age was associated with a four-place drop in performance (see chart).

The reason is the historical effect of geography: 13,000 years ago, all peoples everywhere were hunter-gatherers living in sparse populations without centralized government, armies, writing or metal tools.

The human who could frame the sentence "You wait behind that rock at the end of the ravine and I'll drive the deer towards you" has demonstrated awareness of cause and effect, of geography, of zoology, of strategy, of co-operation for future mutual advantage.

The United States has been considered an ideal model to study the effect of geography on the risk of incident skin cancer given the variation in both UV indices and UV flux across a north south gradient (Scotto and Fears, 1987; Jemal et al, 2000).

With the new data, it's now possible to look at the effects of geography separately for blacks and whites.

The study design supports systematic investigation of the effects of geography and demography on whole-genome sequence variation.

The effects of geography on the contributors to streamflow variability are larger than that to ET variability.

It is the effects of geography on the everyday efforts of ordinary people as they deal with crises of resources, disease, migration, and climate.

Although earlier writers on this topic considered the effects of geography and dispersal, intense geographic differentiation and speciation were thought to require complete isolation.