Sentence examples for geographic importance from inspiring English sources

The Foreign Office, which has been criticised by human rights groups for being too indulgent of Bahrain because of the country's geographic importance, said the British government believes in working with the country, and did register concerns with the UN Human Rights Council in March.

The Gensini score was computed by assigning a severity score to each coronary stenosis according to the degree of luminal narrowing and its geographic importance.

There was little change in the geographic importance to pro-poor use of these facilities of residence in the rural Northeast, undoubtedly because such facilities dominate the region's health infrastructure.

The Gensini score was calculated for each patient from the coronary arteriogram by assigning a severity score to each coronary stenosis according to the degree of luminal narrowing and its geographic importance.

Criteria used to evaluate external validity were whether the conclusions were applicable to situations in other geographic areas, importance (quantitative) of the populations for which the conclusions are likely to be applicable, and scope of generalizability (non-specificity of the sample).

The report said the case studies were chosen partly because of their geographic representation, their importance for tourism and the robustness of evidence around the impact of climate change on them.

To monitor the progression of the outbreak, morning and evening patrols were conducted along the range occupied by the respective troops, and all observations, geographic features of importance, and affected animals were georeferenced.

A specific arthropod is described in each section, which begins with illustrations for identification, life cycle drawings (if applicable), and succinct text regarding the arthropod's general importance, geographic distribution, and behavior.

The selection of these groups was based on their demographic importance, geographic dispersion, family composition and the proportion of the population experiencing socio-economic hardship [ 14], all factors that may be associated with populations most likely to be experiencing oral health disparities compared to the mainstream US population [ 5].

In a previous study of palm communities in a small subregion of Amazonia, the relative importance of geographic and environmental distance was also scale-dependent, with geographic distance dominating at the regional scale, while environmental distance dominated within single localities [ 37].

The importance of geographic and topographic factors, along with limited means of communication and transportation, meant that separate geographic regions tended to develop unique military technologies.