Sentence examples for geographically unable from inspiring English sources
Even if your library provided extensive research services, he'd be geographically unable to drop by and avail himself of those services, and hence would need to hire a local researcher.
If the family is geographically isolated or unable to closely observe the child, the clinician should consider treatment to increase the platelet count above 20,000/mm and shorten the duration of thrombocytopenia.
This cladogram clearly illustrates that the C genogroup viruses are more divergent than the B genogroup viruses; however, because we might not have strains that are evenly distributed temporally and geographically, we were unable to determine if this difference in divergence means that genogroup B viruses have evolved more recently than the genogroup C viruses.
While it was a strength that we had different professions and a geographically diverse sample, we were unable to explore how contextual factors contributed to our findings.
If you're unable to place Sarasota geographically -- and don't worry, most people can't -- it's on the gulf coast of Florida, about 50 miles south of Tampa Bay.
Many parts of the township are geographically hard to reach and are unable to be accessed in the rainy season.
However, these studies were generally conducted among geographically-limited populations and many were unable to adequately control for religion.
Dispersal ability may affect the likelihood that populations within a species will become geographically isolated from one another, especially if individuals with limited mobility are unable to travel the distances necessary to reproduce with members of other populations within their species.
In addition, others argued that the hierarchical and authoritarian nature of government in Indonesia meant that local authorities were unable to address local problems, the expected nature of which varied greatly in such a geographically and culturally diverse country.
Geographically, gustatorily.
