Sentence examples for much smaller geographical from inspiring English sources
Almost twice as many French died fighting the Central powers as Americans died fighting each other in the Civil War, and in a much smaller geographical radius.
There is significant scope for more work to describe this variation down to much smaller geographical and even health-care provider level, which is likely to be more able to help understand the reasons for such variation.
This approach can be applied at a much smaller geographical or urban scale if the necessary health, air pollution, demographic, and other explanatory data can be accessed or estimated at fine-scale spatial resolution.
Tough, "Life's not fair!" Britain is a much more settled society, nestled into a smaller geographical area.
The neighbourhoods with meaning for residents therefore appeared to be much smaller areas than those typically investigated in geographical studies of health.
Third, the geographical distance between parents and children is, in general, much smaller in southern European countries than in other European countries (Hank 2007).
According to the "large river model", large rivers in north and northwestern Madagascar acted as geographical barriers for gene flow and facilitated speciation events on a much smaller spatial scale than previously thought.
The geographical pattern of the secular variation of the internal field (Ė11) at much smaller scales (country size) could be decided by the combination of the 22-year and the ~80-year variations.
Their multipliers are much smaller.
The crowd was much smaller.
