Sentence examples for found in sparse from inspiring English sources

Birds like pipits and rosy finches, typically found in sparse, high-elevation areas, can be found in the low-elevation pyroclastic zone.

The carbon increment between 2010 and 2013 was higher in dense forests with dominant Pine vegetation (24 Mg C/ha) followed by Schima Castanopsis (20 Mg C/ha), mixed broad leaf types (18.9 Mg C/ha) and S. robusta (16.9 Mg C/ha), while the lowest was found in sparse canopy of Rhododendron-Quercus vegetation (5.9 Mg C/ha).

Peat soil composition was found to be a predictor of NTM risk in other studies but this is unlikely to be the case in Australia, because peat soil is only found in sparse Alpine regions of Australia [ 36, 37].

Accelerated rates of evolution were found in gene-sparse regions of Phytophthora infestans following host jumps (Raffaele et al. 2010) and in candidate effector genes of the wheat powdery mildew Blumeria graminis f. sp. tritici (Wicker et al. 2013).

The analysis of the distribution of rodent species revealed that Microtus arvalis having a comparably small spread potential, colonizes sites preferably with dense vegetation, while Apodemus sylvaticus was also found in sites with sparse vegetation.

These are considered to be rapidly evolving compared with the gene dense regions, giving rise to a "2-speed genome," and to underlie the ability of Phytophthora species to rapidly evolve and overcome host resistance., The complement of predicted secreted effectors found in these gene sparse regions has been termed the "plastic secretome".

His species is most notably found in South America and Latin America and in sparse spots in the American Southwest.

The low-growing diploids are mainly found in rocky habitats with sparse and prostrate vegetation or single grass tussocks and in open, heavily cryoperturbed fellfields (as described by Ellenberg, 1996).

It has recently been shown that for several plant pathogens, including the late blight pathogen Phytophthora infestans, effector sequences are more likely to be found in repeat-rich, gene sparse regions of the genome [ 43].

In addition to the large bodies, the gold particles labeling the Sm proteins were also found in a dispersed form and in sparse clusters in the cytoplasm (Fig.  4a).

While numerous methods exist which capture spatial information in the unmixing and abundance estimation process[ 22], [ 18], [ 23], there are none which combines both the spatial and sparse behavior found in HSI.