Sentence examples for much larger geographical from inspiring English sources

Open source communities do exactly the same thing, but over much larger (geographical and social) distances.

It claims these 3 meter x 3 meter squares can provide more accuracy than a postcode, which can extend to cover a much larger geographical area than 3m squared.

Leveraging on these results, the present paper attempts to go beyond by retrieving GAI from a more fragmented landscape, over a much larger geographical area and covering a 10-year period.

Previous studies concerning the geology of the much larger geographical areas where these locations are included were fundamental in the choice of these locations and for the design of the survey strategy.

There's a much larger geographical territory allotted to them.'".

It declared that "the real-world experience of the Chernobyl and Fukushima disasters... were more severe and affected a much larger geographical area than provided for in NRC regulations" and asked, among other things, for the NRC to expand its current 10-mile evacuation planning zone around nuclear plants.

Although regions outside of HRM also encompass many towns with regional and community health care facilities, they span a much larger, diverse, geographical area and may be considered to be relatively more rural than HRM.

There is an added urgency to improving the quality of routine PMTCT programme data, as many African countries are currently considering abandoning ANC sentinel surveillance in favour of using HIV prevalence estimates based on routine PMTCT statistics, as the numerical basis for the latter is much larger and the geographical coverage much wider.

The aim of the current study was to investigate in a much larger cohort and a different geographical area from our previous studies (Dickinson and Parker, 1999; Dickinson et al, 2002b), whether levels of population mixing around the time of birth were a risk factor for solid tumours, both overall and by diagnostic group, in children aged 0 14 years.

A number of studies have investigated residential exposure to traffic pollution using a similar geographical perspective in cities much larger than Nicosia.

However, similar densities observed in countries much larger than the Netherlands, Norway and the United Kingdom indicate that geographical factors cannot account for all the difference in density of MU.