Sentence examples for geographically regional from inspiring English sources

The notion is usually interpreted geographically (regional dialect), but it also has some application in relation to a person's social background (class dialect) or occupation (occupational dialect).

Because we were initially uncertain how well a geographically regional phylogenetic tree would reflect the true migration patterns of influenza viruses in Vietnam, we performed a validation exercise to determine what proportion of global migration of influenza subtype H3N2 virus from Vietnam could be detected in a regional phylogenetic tree (Technical Appendix).

We are also focusing them geographically, in regional school clusters.

It supports a properly funded British investment bank with funds distributed through a new network of geographically mandated regional banks, a British version of the German Sparkassen.

Likewise, after suggesting a variety of potential geographically focused regional banking shorts back in October 2006, including TIB Financial, United Community Banks and Anchor Bancorp, we would be covering these names after their -20% to -40% declines.

The company is principally engaged in the production and sale of starches and sweeteners for a wide range of industries, and is managed geographically on a regional basis.

They are geographically organized as regional and local health authorities.

It is important to consider that bacterial resistance varies geographically at national, regional and community levels.

The uninsured population, 8.3 % [ 33], receives care in public healthcare networks, which are delimited geographically and organized by regional and local health authorities.

This Deep South community is geographically isolated, fitting many regional cultural and demographic stereotypes: economically challenged, a manufacturing work force, high levels of religious observance, and based on 2000 Census figures, 44% Black, 48% white, 8% of Hispanic origin, with educational levels significantly below the state average (City-Data.com 2004).

Other topics include mobility in geographically and demographically challenged regions and the two macro-regional strategies on the Adriatic-Ionian region (EUSAIR) and on the Alpine region (EUSALP).