Sentence examples for exist geographically from inspiring English sources

In a nation that struggled to remain a nation even while it did not exist, geographically wiped off the map for more than a century, the arts proved to be a thread that bound generations of Poles together, preserving an identity and a rich language.

These data suggest that differences in the exposure to BPA may exist geographically.

In other species both completely infected ('fixed') and uninfected populations exist geographically isolated from each other [ 29- 32].

Fashion brands need to reflect the identity of different 'tribes' that may exist both geographically, in particular locations, and virtually.

Our results suggest that genetic differences in Legionella strains exist between geographically distinct entities.

While the consequences of outbreeding may be highly variable or uncertain when genetic distances between populations are small (Houde et al. 2011), our results show that large adaptive differences may exist between geographically proximate stocks despite modest neutral genetic differentiation.

They exist as geographically-contiguous species which diverged more rapidly than did their close relatives, the great apes (Hominidae).

In addition, we also investigated whether genetic diversity exists between geographically distinct isolates of T. pestanai.

In addition, a high degree of phenotypic plasticity usually exists between geographically separate populations experiencing different ecological conditions.

A significant difference between our current effort and these previous efforts is that we have aimed to capture variation that exists between geographically diverse populations.

We suggest that sea/river-type sockeye were more abundant then, freed from competition with lake-type sockeye and intense exploitation by humans, and that they existed in geographically and demographically large, relatively homogeneous metapopulations much like pink and chum salmon do today.