Sentence examples for highlands 1 from inspiring English sources

An 822-bp region of the 3' end of the CO1 gene was amplified in five P. downsi individuals collected from Santa Cruz (1 highlands), Floreana (1 highlands, 1 lowlands), and Isabela (1 highlands, 1 lowlands).

The higher incidence of bubonic plague in males than females and in young persons rather than in adults is a constant epidemiologic feature in Madagascar, whether in Mahajanga or the highlands (1 – 3 ).

They are rather high on Tanganyika Vineyards' 1997 chenin blanc but less entranced by the Gouder red from the Ethiopian highlands 85 miles west of Addis Ababa.

On windswept highlands 15 miles northwest of Denver, workers here are cleaning up some of the highest concentrations of nuclear waste in the country.

Cēsis, German Wenden, Russian Tsesis, city and district centre, Latvia, situated on the Gauja River at the foot of the Vidzeme (Livonia) highlands, 55 miles (90 km) northeast of the city of Riga.

The elevation and morphology are typical for the northern Ethiopian highlands [3].

Bench terraces are less costly as compared to graded structures and are the most widely used in the Ethiopian highlands (Figure1).

The current result also agrees with similar findings reported in Amare et al. (2014) for the Wondo Genet watershed in the eastern highlands (26 t ha−1 yr−1) and in Tadesse and Abebe (2014) for the Jabi Tehinan watershed in the northwestern highlands (30.4 t ha−1 year−1).

The average soil loss rate estimated for the entire watershed was 23.7 t ha−1 year−1, which is comparable to the average soil loss rate reported by Hurni (1985) for the highlands (18 t ha−1 year−1).

We focus our research in the comparison of three different landscape situations: 1) a slope leading to highlands, 2) an azonal vegetal community (wetland or mallín), and 3) a salt lake.

The elevation profile of the entire river basin ranges from 77 to 1156 m in the highlands, 8 68 m in the midlands and less than 2 m in the low lands.