Sentence examples for geographically location from inspiring English sources

Zhang et al. (2012) found that although some detected microbial genera existed in all WWTPs, the microbial composition of biomass differed with different geographically location.

HIPAA defines geographically precise location identifiers, which indicate a location smaller than a state, as PHI (see Table 1).

"It is not a geographically good location, and the safety measures are only as good as the people who work there," said Jackie Cole, a former City Council member who now serves on a citizen's advisory board for the laboratory.

"People have said geographically the location of the island is too difficult to do that," Harvey told BBC Jersey.

"In the past we had difficulty attracting new consultants, particularly to West Cumberland Hospital, mainly due to the geographically remote location".

Territory in the sense of a traditional sense of a geographically identifiable location no longer constitutes the whole of "social space" in which human activity takes places.

An important property of this framework is that someone in a different part of the development process can execute and reproduce the functionality of another part of the design that was implemented in a geographically remote location.

This scenario is illustrated in Fig. 5 where a client receives a considerable performance penalty for accessing a DFS's cache at a geographically remote location after migration has occurred.

Mexico's geographically strategic location has ironically become a curse in the last decades, offering fertile soil for transnational criminal activities.

Tripura lies in a geographically disadvantageous location in India, as only one major highway, the National Highway 44, connects it with the rest of the country.

Poverty and residence in a more geographically remote location were associated with less HIV testing.