Sentence examples for may differ geographically from inspiring English sources
Because treatment and thus survival may differ geographically in Sweden, area of diagnosis was obtained from the Cancer Register and categorized into 6 health care regions as defined by the health care structure of Sweden.
We included urban rural status and region because components of air pollution may differ geographically.
Moreover, these examples remind us that the transformation of bodily sensations into symptoms requires culturally acceptable categories, which may differ geographically and historically.
The observation of gene flow between these two species, which differs in intensity and directionality among geographic locations, suggest that the genomic architecture underlying pre- and/or post-zygotic barriers may differ geographically.
DS is a group of connected computing nodes (computers) which may be geographically dispersed.
The reason for this difference in Microtermes symbiont diversity between the two African regions is presently unclear, but the observed patterns do suggests that specificity and co-evolutionary dynamics may differ both geographically and between closely related termite species, as envisaged in geographic mosaic models for co-evolution [ 1].
So, although we can learn from past experience, current response plans need to consider the possibility that the eventual pandemic diffusion profile may differ substantially geographically and temporally from previous pandemics.
Although we do not claim that the findings of this study, undertaken in a single southern state, are applicable nationwide, results obtained do contribute to the biological evolution misconception education literature and may be compared with similar studies that differ geographically and/or temporally.
One suggestion is that the intestinal lactobacilli differ geographically [ 5], and the same may be true for the vaginal lactobacilli [ 31].
Host traits might also differ geographically.
Preventive measures can also differ geographically.
