Sentence examples for future extent from inspiring English sources

Land subdivision information, existing human population data, and current land use data from a subset of 162 farms were used to extrapolate the past and future extent of Sharpe's longclaw habitat throughout the landscape on Kinangop Plateau.

Despite widespread speculation about the likely future extent of agricultural restructuring in the UK, researchers and policymakers are surprisingly ignorant of the nature and extent of farm household adjustment in the period since the mid 1990s.

VAACs can issue advisories describing the current and future extent of the ash cloud.

Although the future extent of the clinical utility of PGT is currently unknown, it is crucial that consumers are well informed about the current limitations of PGT.

Our results indicate that the models generated by Rodda et al. [2] are excessively broad and do not represent an accurate picture of the potential current or future extent of the Burmese python in the United States.

Therefore, it is important to note that these lahar-boundaries are not a prediction but serve merely as a guide to possible future extents.

Regardless of the scenario, mean overlap rarely exceeded ca. 50% and mean future range extent ca. 80% of the extent of the present range.

The ellipsoid represents the possible future geologic extent of the AVF and is used in this study as the presumed theoretical boundary of the field.

In this context, for taking appropriate action, not only are early-warning detection systems important, but so is the identification of the contamination source, and knowledge of the present and future contamination extent.

The approach of linking plot-scale process-based models to catchment mixing models provides a potential means of predicting the past and future spatial extent of acidification within large, heterogeneous river networks and regions.

In order to calculate and visualize in a consistent manner future glacier extent for a large number of individual glaciers (> 100) according to a given climate change scenario, we have developed an automated and simple but robust approach that is based on an empirical relationship between glacier size and the steady-state accumulation area ratio (AAR0) in the Alps.