Sentence examples for more spatially isolated from inspiring English sources

Basically, the greater the calculated genetic distance between populations, the less interbreeding there is between them and the more spatially isolated they are from one another in the above figure, and vice versa.

Okello et al. [ 29] reported differing proportions of toxic and nontoxic genotypes from spatially isolated Microcystis populations in Uganda, and these differences in proportions were much more pronounced than the observed seasonal variation within lakes.

Though Le Corbusier is credited with the slender and spatially isolated Secretariat, he was so disturbed by alterations to the plan that he publicly disavowed the attribution, saying he had been "stripped of all his rights, without conscience and without pity".

Their method identifies spatially isolated clusters as unusual activity.

They are Majorana bound states which are always spatially isolated.

These trains are spatially isolated and do not affect each other.

When ε 0=0, the two MBSs are spatially isolated on each of the two dots.

Yet in other cases it appears perfectly natural to countenance wholes that are composed of two or more disconnected entities: a bikini, a token of the lowercase letter 'i', my copy of The Encyclopedia of Philosophy (R. Cartwright 1975; Chisholm 1987)—indeed any garden-variety material object, insofar as it turns out to be a swarm of spatially isolated elementary particles (van Inwagen 1990).

The encroachment of LSMA is converting the continuous natural vegetation cover of Butana into spatially isolated patches.

Fragmentation of the ecosystems of the earth into spatially isolated units has emerged as a primary component of global change.

Since the SONOS memory possesses spatially isolated deep-level traps, a single defect in the tunneling oxide will not cause discharge of the memory cell.