Sentence examples for identified spread from inspiring English sources

In multistage cluster sampling, smaller areas are selected randomly within larger areas, and this is repeated in many stages until the requisite number of small, surveyable areas are identified, spread around the region or country.

Twelve QTL for yield per plant were identified, spread across all chromosomes except 6D.

A good number of cabin sites (12) were also identified spread through all basins, which indicates that men saw this region as a long-term investment.

For England, Mexico and Peru, Chowell et al. [ 14, 25, 26] identified spread patterns, estimating mortality and transmissibility rates and distinguishing between rural and urban areas.

In total 1,233 significant SNP markers have been identified, spread over 18 different chromosomes for nine FA traits (C6 0, C8 0, C14:1, C16:1, CLA, C6-C10, C14 index, CLA index, fat percentage (FP)).

PARK2 mutations were identified spread across the entire gene in either homozygous, compound heterozygous or heterozygous state in familial and sporadic patients from different ethnicities (see Supp. Table S3-1 and S3-2 for mutations, PDmutDB for all references: http://www.molgen.ua.ac.be/PDmutDB).ua.ac.be/PDmutDB

To be fair to the Russian leader, he has long identified spreading Islamist terrorism as a threat to Russia and its central Asian allies, as well as to Arab and western countries.

There are over 400 class II alleles identified, spreading among HLA-DM, HLA-DO, HLA-DP, HLA-DQ, and HLA-DR loci.

Isotope bone scanning is a helpful tool for diagnosis; however, it has three main disadvantages: the inability to differentiate infectious from non-infectious sacroiliitis [2, 8, 12, 15], the inability to differentiate sacroiliitis from psoas or gluteal abscess and the inability to identify spread of the infection from the joint into the surrounding tissues [16].

Epidemiologic surveys of dogs are needed to identify spread of VL foci in areas of deforestation.

Because we wanted to identify spread into new dengue-endemic zones, we limited our analyses to areas that were identified as having no known dengue risk in the 2010 Yellow Book but that were contiguous with >1 risk areas in the 2010 Yellow Book.