Sentence examples for geographical spectrum from inspiring English sources

The best way to find these variants is by sequencing more individuals from a broader geographical spectrum, focussing on isolated populations that are geographically distant from Africa and/or populations that have experienced recent inbreeding.

Vivian Schiller, the C.E.O. of National Public Radio, noted that as newspapers contract and the volume of professional reporting on powerful institutions shrinks concurrently, the losses are being felt most heavily on the two far ends of the geographical spectrum — very local government reporting, and foreign correspondence.

But foreigners in Benghazi say it has begun to function a lot better.The NTC is keen not to appear to represent only the east of the country, so it has expanded to embrace a wide geographical spectrum, with as many members from Tripoli as from Benghazi.

With more than 14,000 clergy members from all portions of the political and geographical spectrum, The Clergy Letter Project can hardly be considered an extremist group and its members and their congregations certainly do not find environmentalism to pose any threat to their faith.

Moving across the geographical spectrum from urban to remote residence, the level of availability, access to CAM practitioners and information about CAM all appear to decrease (Table 2).

As suicide death rates have been consistently higher in rural than in urban settings, differences in rates of suicidal ideation or attempts and determinants of suicidal ideation and attempts across the geographical spectrum from urban to rural regions were explored.

Reach Act co-sponsors now number nearly 200 in the House and Senate, and span the ideological and geographical spectrums, from progressive Sen. Patty Murray in Washington state to conservative Sen. Jeff Sessions in Alabama.

In your book, you write that loyalism "cut right across the social, geographical, racial ethnic spectrum of early America — making loyalists every bit as 'American' as their patriot fellow subjects".

Enlightenment philosophers from across the geographical and temporal spectrum tend to have a great deal of confidence in humanity's intellectual powers, both to achieve systematic knowledge of nature and to serve as an authoritative guide in practical life.

The improved APSIM model was tested against diverse, replicated experimental datasets for rice-based cropping systems, representing a spectrum of geographical locations (Australia, Indonesia and Philippines), soil types, management practices, crop species, varieties and sequences.

Ideally, SUs would occupy unused TV spectrum in geographical locations where the primary network is absent, but may coexist as long as the SUs do not interfere with the subscribed viewers' reception of the primary signal.