Sentence examples for much more localized from inspiring English sources

Efforts to match the outputs from the global scale climate studies to much more localized climate change impacts studies must first elucidate the local processes that give rise to HAB variations, and then to develop new methods for downscaling the IPCC climate change scenarios that can be used to build the bridge to HAB impacts studies.

"The resistance is much more localized to the tech crowd now".

"Politics is much more localized in Ireland than pretty much anywhere in Europe -- and where the parties have always said it was people before politics, now I think it's gone even further," said Gary Murphy, professor of government at Dublin City University.

In contrast the basic result for strong stimuli is that cortical responses to such stimuli are much more localized.

As can be observed, MO on Ph rings are much more localized in comparison with MO along Si backbone.

This indicates a large anti-sunward flow shear in this flow pattern although the sunward flow is much more localized than the anti-sunward flow.

The ingress of MCIs in mortar increased the resistance on general corrosion much more than localized corrosion.

Higher upper limits for the subwoofer (e.g., 125 Hz) are much more easily localized, making a single subwoofer impractical.

Numerous other sexual chromosome races are much more geographically localized and not as well characterized [26].

In these more recent studies, however, our confocal IF analysis found that PADI6 appeared to be much more cortically localized than we had previously observed.

First of all, it was shown that the static localization pattern observed in B. subtilis was caused by overexpression of MinC and that MinC-GFP localization is much more dynamic, localizing to the division site before visible constriction [35].