Sentence examples for geographical decay from inspiring English sources
His vast documentary "West of the Tracks" (I've seen about half of its nine-hour expanse) presents the architectural, civic, and geographical decay and the moral degradation resulting from China's wild yet politicized industrialization (it's being shown as a sidebar on Sunday).
By calculating spatially explicit zeta diversity, say, using the moving window technique, we could visualise and identify how species similarity decays with geographical distance or environmental gradients, reflecting the distance decay patterns named isolation by distance and isolation by resistance, respectively (e.g. Berthouly-Salazar et al. 2013).
The effect of geographical isolation on gene flow between species and on the decay of GST was more drastic and significant (Fig. 5).
Non-use benefits are derived over a wide geographical area, but are likely to be subject to 'distance decay' away from the site.
The question of why rates of decay differ, irrespective of shared temperature histories and geographical locations, raises interesting questions about what factors control the composition of the intra-crystalline protein deposited by the coral.
If the tooth decay bacterium spreads easily from person to person, any geographical pattern would soon be blurred.
Distance decay analysis indicated that community similarity decreased slightly with geographical distance.
Fundamental cause theory would hypothesize that the relationship between high status and disease (e.g. tooth decay) should be reduced when compared to the same geographical area before fluoridation and to other areas where the water supply is not fluoridated.
Due to its geographical isolation, it's as if this enclosed area is just an island of decay.
