Sentence examples for instance areas from inspiring English sources

For instance, areas where the vegetation is greener and healthier than average areas at the peak of dry seasons are often suspected of having closer water table.

For instance, areas that suffered more during the recession may exhibit higher migration rates, but also greater increases in violence, if drug trafficking organizations are better able to recruit members, expand their operations, and challenge rivals in these same areas.

Host-associate pairs are, for instance, areas and species, host species and their parasite or mutualist species, or individual organisms and individual genes [ 34- 36].

In this work we were able to generate an ectopic pacemaker in computer simulations of cardiac electrophysiology by assuming a single hypothesis for substrate: the existence of a region with a mixture of excitable (healthy myocytes) and nonexcitable (fibrosis, for instance) areas, where each area has a minimum size of a single myocyte.

Missing data were handled as follows: missing fifth of neighbourhood income relates to the instability of the population in any given dissemination area (for instance, areas with high numbers of university students) and as such this category was kept separate and those patients were included.

The tool allows prospective students to compare the "top" institutions by, for instance, area of study or starting salary, to get an idea of what students from different colleges do after graduation.

For instance, area 1 contained four very large colonies (up to 405 μm) with an average of 0.3 colonies per 100 μm; in areas 2 (3000 μm) and 3 (1800 μm) the colonies were more frequent (13 each) and smaller, with average sizes of about 10 20 μm but ranging up to 205 μm, and between 0.4 and 0.7 colonies per 100 μm.

In some instances, areas are experiencing more severe droughts and more flooding as the weather systems swing from dry to wet quickly.

In 96 of these instances area V4 is found at the central apex of this motif (Fig. 5A, inset).

Such difference could arise from personality styles, for instance, or areas of specialization within a field.

This stratification aims to capture the differences between, for instance, urban areas where good quality health care might be available, and more remote areas where access to health care is limited or in extreme cases non-existent.