Sentence examples for introduced elsewhere from inspiring English sources

Mr Prescott will insist that the scheme be introduced elsewhere.

They are native to Europe, North Africa, and parts of Asia but have been widely introduced elsewhere.

The mortality rate for infectious patients is less than 5% where DOTS has been introduced; elsewhere it is 29%.

The approximately 120 species in this group are native chiefly to Africa, but several have been introduced elsewhere.

As the birds were introduced elsewhere in the state and their population grew, they were found to feed on grapes (as well as acorns, dandelions, grass and insects).

Weeping love grass, native to South Africa, was introduced elsewhere as an ornamental and later was used to reclaim abandoned or eroded areas formerly under cultivation.

The risks the system introduces elsewhere (such as the impact of prioritising monitoring over other goals of healthcare) thus remain unknown.

Ecologists describe such a community as "saturated," meaning that because all the niches are filled, it is very difficult for a species introduced from elsewhere to take hold.

It is not clear whether these clones arose in Cambodia or were introduced from elsewhere.

This may be due to undiscovered or undocumented fossils, but could also indicate that O. patagonica was more recently introduced from elsewhere, likely the eastern North Atlantic [ 57].

At least for now, G.M. does not intend to introduce it elsewhere, but Mr. Olson in Portland said he was convinced the program would draw customers to showrooms in any part of the country.