Sentence examples for geographical explanation from inspiring English sources
Consequently, the huge difference between the Netherlands and Brazil has mainly a geographical explanation: a large portion of Brazil is covered by the Amazonian rainforest whereas most of the Netherlands is habitable.
There is otherwise very little evidence of a geographical explanation for the variation such as a 'north-south divide'.
Additionally, individuals from RE, not only diverge from southern populations, but emerge as the most distinct within the northern clade (CA analysis) with no apparent geographical explanation.
I've proffered a socio-geographical explanation to American comics and television producers who are impressed with the inordinate number of high-caliber Canadian comedians.
Cortese refused to accept the club's geographical location as an explanation.
The probability of "yellow fever never introduced to Asia" and related explanation of geographical barriers are highly unlikely to explain the mystery of YF.
The relative contribution of genetic and environmental factors as an explanation for geographical differences in GCA incidence also remains disputed [ 6, 7].
Biology teachers will find in it a wealth of lively examples and clearly developed explanations for geographical and paleontological data; McCarthy documents his sources and provides a limited but useful bibliography.
Their mountaineering narratives said little about the culture of those remote and uninhabited regions; they included both lyrical descriptions of the sunset for their popular audience and detailed explanations of geographical features, such as glaciers, for their scientific readership.
Differences in study design and population genetics are the most likely explanations; however, geographical, environmental, and socio-economic factors may also play a role.
We hypothesize that active partner selection may also play a role in the establishment of interaction specificity, as neither temporal nor geographical isolation seem sufficient explanations to arrive at the levels of specificity observed.
