Sentence examples for more distant localities from inspiring English sources

To enable outbreak source attribution, we undertook intensive additional sampling of contemporary, nonhuman sources local to each outbreak and of human and nonhuman sources from more distant localities throughout Venezuela.

The slight differences between the two data sets may be due to a different composition of the data (intraspecific comparisons in cob possibly based on samples from more distant localities).

Furthermore, the comprehensive phylogeographic analysis of the species required inclusion more distant localities in the Sultanate of Oman.

Interestingly, Constitución, flanked by long beaches on both sides, was genetically distinct from adjacent localities but not from some more distant localities (Cartagena, Montemar and Pichicuy).

Trapping was also undertaken in more distant localities, including flooded quarries near Dragonby (Fig.  2) and ponds at Burton-upon-Stather and Thealby (about 5 km north and north-east).

As expected, ARA virus strains originated from the more distant localities displayed the highest genetic divergence, as shown between samples from Patrocínio (Hu237251) and Uberlândia (Bl235018) in Minas Gerais State, and Flórida Paulista (Hu196618) in São Paulo (16.7%-nt difference).

The geographically more distant locality Wadi Bani Habib (35 km away from the next population sampled) is genetically homogeneous, comprising three connected haplotypes not found elsewhere.

Despite having been sampled in very distant localities (more than 2000 km), sixteen species display close lineages (less distant than 0.03) and four display very close lineages (less than 0.01) (Figure 1, Figure 2).

This suggests that in certain areas of the species distribution, dispersal via overland flight across drainage boundaries may be more common than dispersal via overland flight (or larval drift) between distant localities (100 500 km distant) on the same river.

In other words, apparent morphological or genetic discontinuities between small sets of specimens or distant localities are often sampling artifacts that may disappear as more specimens are examined.

In effect, if the directions of both approaching waves are reconstructed to come from the WSW-ESE and both epicentres of the earthquakes are placed ESE of Punta Saguerra, it is true that the localisation of the 1832 epicentre with respect to the Punta Saguerra locality is protected by the Crotone peninsula (Fig. 13) and more distant than the 1836 event.