Sentence examples for geographically peripheral from inspiring English sources

The Baltic is an ecologically marginal and geographically peripheral marine habitat due to its permanent low salinity and geographic semi-isolation from the Atlantic.

Arctic regions are geographically peripheral and characterized by cold climate, constantly changing weather conditions and strong seasonal variations.

The position of Ireland, geographically peripheral to western Europe, became "central" and thus potentially more important once Europe's horizons expanded in the 15th and 16th centuries to include the New World.

Populations that are currently geographically peripheral may be particularly vulnerable to loss of genetic diversity because they are often restricted to decreasing habitat areas within unsuitable landscape.

As the work by Lehmann and Sanders 13 concludes, "CHW programs are not cheap or easy, but remain a good investment, since the alternative in reality is no care at all for the poor living in geographically peripheral areas".

"I have a concern some may see issues to do with the Irish border as literally peripheral, not just geographically but in terms of impact". The Sunday Times also reports that police chiefs elsewhere in the UK are drawing up contingency plans to deal with "wide spread civil disorder" at the UK's borders and ports.

Several peripheral populations were geographically closer to populations across the phylogeographic breaks than they were to their nearest population within the same sector.

In this study, we use geospatial analysis to determine if elevated blood concentrations of heavy metals are geographically clustered using routinely collected peripheral blood concentrations of pregnant women.

The mean distance separating any two neighbouring populations (~32 km) and neighbouring populations across phylogeographic breaks (<40 km) are of the same order of magnitude, and several peripheral populations are geographically closer to populations across the phylogeographic breaks than they are to their nearest population within the same sector.

Corresponding kidney cortex from 5 tumors and peripheral blood from 2 geographically matched healthy volunteers were additionally included.

Motion points out that "she has never lost that sense of being on the edge of things, artistically and geographically, and maybe she needs to remain peripheral because that is where the clarity and perspective of her art come from".