Sentence examples for expansive region from inspiring English sources

Northeast Philadelphia — an expansive region with strip malls and lawns that New Yorkers might recognize as a relative of Staten Island — is Pearl Huynh's territory.

In their series of papers, Nummela, Hemilä, and Reuter [21], [28], [29], [52] did recognize the importance of the expansive region they termed the "tympanic plate".

When applied to marine mammals (dolphin blubber) as sentinels, this study shows that the nontargeted analysis framework can successfully discover multiple classes of HOCs and provide a comprehensive list of HOCs that may be characteristic of an expansive region, in this case, the Southern California Bight.

This is because reassortment between parental viruses with highly distinct genome constellations would enable expansive regions of sequence space to be explored.

The Genome Russia Project promises to fill one of the largest gaps, the expansive regions across the Russian Federation, informing not just medical genomics of the territories, but also the migration settlements  of historic and pre-historic Eurasian peoples.

Nestled into the center of Chile's expansive Patagonian region rests Torres del Paine, one the most iconic and coveted national parks of the entire Patagonian region.

The expansive Chicago region, however, is large enough to see simultaneous double-digit differences in temperature.

Immigrants may still settle within the expansive metropolitan region but the critical mass of diversity of newcomers living in the heart of the city is lacking.

Although the Dalai Lama is revered in much of the world, Beijing accuses him of seeking to overthrow Chinese rule and restore a feudal theocracy in the expansive mountainous region.

One unresolved question is why we did not observe an effect on object identity memory, especially given reduced glucose metabolism across an expansive MTL region encompassing perirhinal cortex.

The synteny map indicates that an expansive genomic region containing akirin2 duplicated in a common ancestor to zebrafish and stickleback (Gasterosteus aculeatus), since two orthologous chromosomal tracts exist in both species that retain common synteny to a single region in tetrapod genomes (fig. 6).