Sentence examples for exist scattered from inspiring English sources

It is thought that most of its distinctive genes still exist, scattered among existing cattle strains.

A few others still exist, scattered throughout the center, but only Asinelli, at 318 feet the tallest remaining one, can be climbed -- on rickety, well-worn wooden steps -- for a spectacular view of the city.

Biotechnological facilities exist scattered in different institutions in Ethiopia, a country with immense genetic biodiversity, but no precise information is available as to their capacities, capabilities and the associated technical and administrative gaps.

This is the case of the Protein phosphatase 1 regulatory subunit 2 (PPP1R2) or inhibitor-2 gene family, for which several incomplete copies exist scattered throughout the genome.

Between these two rather wide forward and back scatter lobes, exist side scattering regions with on average around 8 dB less intensity than that for the maxima.

Across thousands of studied societies, just a few dozen polyandrous cultures exist, widely scattered around the world.

And those that do exist are scattered among cord-blood banks around the country, with no central registry and database to make them easy for a doctor to find.

Within each tower, six variations of private rooms or cells exist amongst scattered communal spaces.

Today, the areas consist mostly of agricultural land, but also large industrial and residential areas exist, with scattered wetland and woodlands.

What little nightlife existed was scattered across a strip-mall-infested, ex-urban sprawl—happy hour at T.G.I. Friday's qualified as a night on the town.

Yellow Box (Eucalyptus melliodora) is a key species in endangered Box-Gum Grassy Woodlands in southeastern Australia that often now exists as scattered trees.