Sentence examples for found in the territory from inspiring English sources

And it is a sensibility that still prevails in the streets and markets of east London, where today we have Scots cockneys, Bengali cockneys, Italian cockneys and cockneys of every nationality and race to be found in the territory.

The fossils found in the territory of China have established a complete sequence of the human evolutionary stages,fromHomo Erectus(humanoid), to early Homo sapiens (ancient humans), and late Homo sapiens (modern humans).

The abundance of coin treasure troves found in the territory of the Tsardom of Vidin is an indication of the wealth and the well developed trade in the region during the second half of the 14th century.

Furthermore, although their axonal arborization was deficient and neurite processes were poorly elaborated, they were all found in the territory normally occupied by contralateral axons.

Similarly, the lowest rate of major PPDS was found in an Atlantic province, New Brunswick, and the highest was found in the territories (5.03% and 15.90% respectively).

Figure 3 illustrates the distribution of the total prevalence rate of PPDS among Canada's provinces and territories, with the highest prevalence rates found in the Territories (29.95%) and the lowest found in Prince Edward Island (10.89%).

The highest OMI values correspond to the city of Modena and to other smaller municipalities in the southern part of the study area, whereas the lowest values are found in the rural territory near the Po River in Mantova Province, where buildings are poorly built and therefore highly vulnerable to seismic events (Fig. 3).

Today, most of them are found in the Northern Territory, with the second largest population in Queensland.

Actually, the high frequency of the R1-M17 haplogroup found in the Central Eurasian territory, together with its gradient of diffusion that was associated with the Indo-European expansion [ 74- 76], would leave some uncertainty about its geographic origin.

These findings are consistent with earlier research from the 1970's [ 30– 32] and also the unique drowning pattern found in the Northern Territory where lower pool drowning rates were found in Indigenous children 0-4 years than in Non-Indigenous children the same age [ 25, 26].

Thus, disease-related mortality of fully grown fledglings in the nests is relatively high in Canary Islands (6.25% in 2002 N = 16), unlike in continental populations where almost no similar cases have been found in the 70 territories monitored annually (on average) in the Mid-Ebro Valley (1986 2005) [33] and the around 30 territories monitored annually in Cádiz (2000 2007) (authors unpublished).