Sentence examples for marked spatial and from inspiring English sources

In Macha, Choma District, southern Zambia, there is marked spatial and temporal heterogeneity in the foraging behavior of the main vector An.

The structure and function of the vasculature, therefore, strongly influence the physical microenvironment, and in cancers, there is marked spatial and temporal variation in blood flow [ 1].

We show that the available data on in situ carbon gas fluxes in undisturbed forested tropical wetlands indicate marked spatial and temporal variability in CO2 and CH4 emissions, with exceptionally large fluxes in Southeast Asia and the Neotropics.

Unlike infectious diseases which display very marked spatial and temporal trends as they spread rapidly between locations, any spatial or temporal trend displayed by a disease such as scrapie, with a low between-flock transmission [ 26], is possibly due to the existence of common risk-factors at the farm-level.

A marked spatial and seasonal variability of stable isotopes of oxygen and hydrogen was observed in precipitation with δ18O and δD varied from −12.98‰ to −0.58‰ and −74.5‰ to −11.1‰, respectively during the period from November 2007 to January 2009.

This ceaseless ebb and flow brings marked spatial, visual and aural richness to the estuary and places along its shores.

First steps have been taken to develop and validate three-dimensional imagimg sequences, which provide marked spatial resolution and are, at the same time, robust against molecular diffusion effects [ 31, 32].

Thus, a significant association between 1) parasite infection and specific MHC alleles, 2) marked spatial variation in parasite infection and an association with specific MHC alleles, and 3) the dynamic nature of the environment in which voles are found, all implicate a role for fluctuating selection in maintaining MHC polymorphism in voles.

The pre-subduction crustal thickness of the fore-arc and sub-arc PHS Plate is estimated to be 7 25 km and shows marked spatial variations resulting from the evolutionary history of crustal structure (e.g., Kamimura et al. 2002; Takahashi et al. 2009; Kodaira et al. 2010).

Clearly, there is potential for divergent evolution in both host and parasite traits; from previous studies we know that there may be marked spatial variation in coevolved adaptations among hosts and parasites in general [29] and among brood parasites and their hosts in particular [30] [32].

In this study, we found marked spatial variation in the abundance, composition and consumption of macroalgae across a coral-reef seascape.