Sentence examples for geographically patchy from inspiring English sources
Its effects, though, would be geographically patchy.
(b) Preserved sequence of hot spring facies deposits, geographically patchy in nature, with spring vent infilled by late-stage crystallization of barite.
The number of loans approved for house purchase was 101,000, up by 23%.However, any boom is likely to be geographically patchy.
Three other emergent issues were: transport particularly access to it and its geographically patchy nature; use of computers with their attendant costs and ease of use; and attitudes related either to visually impaired people's attitudes towards their own visual impairment, or society's attitudes towards people with a visual impairment.
Today, 80% of the population can get a signal from all of the four operators – EE, O2, 3 and Vodafone – but geographically it remains very patchy, with just 21% of the landmass being served by all four.
Higher density and homogeneity of the agro-ecosystem would have promoted higher pathogenicity of populations infecting domesticated hosts, while the patchy and geographically structured populations of M. sieversii (Richards et al. 2009) would have impeded the evolution of high pathogenicity in populations from natural ecosystems.
His performance was... patchy.
The full potential of OPAT has not yet been realised in the UK as there is patchy implementation and significant variation in services geographically.
Plot-to-plot β-diversity from within small localities to across regions should also be higher in the Alps than in the Scandes because of a geologically and geographically more heterogeneous set of refugial re-colonisation sources as well as a greater habitat fragmentation resulting from patchy geologic features and Holocene land-use histories in the Alps.
