Sentence examples for geographically separated from from inspiring English sources

A population may become geographically separated from the rest of its species and never be rejoined.

(In fact, before that change, Marble Hill, the enclave just east of Spuyten Duyvil, was geographically separated from the Bronx by the creek).

Furthermore, these three species are geographically separated from one another.

For example, many young children today are geographically separated from family members, and video chat in particular may allow them to develop and maintain relationships with remote relatives (Ballagas et al., 2009).

Intriguingly, the loess on the Green Bay Lobe land surface is thicker than predicted by regional thinning trends from the Mississippi Valley and is geographically separated from much loess of southwest Wisconsin by a sandy region devoid of loess.

Eucalyptus bicostata occurs on the inland watershed of Victoria and southeast New South Wales, is geographically separated from other species, occupies a substantial latitudinal range, and has extreme outlying populations such as Mount Bryan (South Australia) (Vaillancourt et al., 2001), and Wollemi (New South Wales).

A total of 154 serum or plasma samples from four geographically separated herds from Finnmark County, representing adults and calves as well as both genders, were collected in 2004 2005.

Geographically separated populations from SE Australia, New Zealand and Chile were genetically subdivided based on sequence data from all three DNA regions (16S FST = 0.31, p<0.001; MtC FST = 0.19, p<0.001 and ITS FST = 0.36, p<0.001).

However, the interference from this WiFi user to another UE (say, UE 2) could be lower than a given threshold if they are geographically separated apart from each other.

Collectively, the three species have been found in the north, south, west, and center of Madagascar, although they appear to have been geographically separated (allopatric) from each other.

One backup copy is kept at the IVI, which is geographically separated location from the field sites.