Sentence examples for identified large areas from inspiring English sources

Surveys in 1998 and 2002 identified large areas of reef where coral was bleached [35].

High ISS for pastoralist vs. hunter-and-gatherers identified large areas in southern and eastern Africa (reminiscent of the scattered occurrences of Khoisan ethnic groups), and in much of the drier part of Australia (where pseudo-nomadic cattle and sheep herding is carried out on formerly aboriginal land).

However, we identified large areas of the world with suitable climates.

Inspection of these T2-weighted MR images identified large areas of edema tissue in 5 cases.

For example, 7 of 8 TCFA (87.5%) not identified by VH-IVUS were classified as thick-cap fibroatheroma, indicating that although VH-IVUS can identify large areas of NC, it has difficulty discriminating thin fibrous caps.

In summary, out of various internal attributes, prior disaster-related personal impact resulted in identifying larger areas as perceived neighborhood boundaries.

While results based on these models may aid policy makers in identifying larger areas of elevated exposure risk, they often do not differentiate the proportion of population exposure attributable to different polluting sources (e.g. traffic or industrial).

Commercial satellite imagery can identify large dumping areas, but what about the myriad small clusters of trash likely to be found in the surrounding area, especially under forest canopies and other areas occluded from typical commercial space imagery?

Based on how snow leopard habitat has changed in the past, the computer modeling identified three large areas that are forecast to be refuges for snow leopards as the climate changes.

It identified several large areas previously not thought to be in 100-year flood zones, including along the Pacific coast, across the Midwest, and in cities around the Great Lakes.

An impact of the tsunami could not be identified over large areas of the study site in the seafloor morphology, the sediment distribution pattern, grain-size composition or specific morphological features.