Sentence examples for narrow geographic from inspiring English sources

Because of the narrow geographic space at which most subspecies of P. polionotus occur, locality information is geographically clustrered; therefore, the environmental space sampled by the models may show spatial autocorrelation in some of the environmental variables used.

The narrow geographic range of many of these species makes them particularly fragile.

Seismic belt, narrow geographic zone on the Earth's surface along which most earthquake activity occurs.

David M. Garrity, an analyst at Dresdner Kleinwort Benson, said that Ford had done very well despite the narrow geographic base from which it drew profits.

While most of its peers raise fewer, larger funds, Carlyle has 84 of them, each with a relatively narrow geographic and investment focus.

In the tit-for-tat battle between Yahoo and Google to gain an edge in tailoring Internet searches to narrow geographic markets, Google plans to announce on Thursday that it will start offering companies the option of local advertising limited to Internet users in select regions.

Elayna Konstan, head of the Education Department's Office of School and Youth Development, which includes attendance, said that the city had readjusted the monitors' portfolios this year to give them narrower geographic turf.

A similar insurgency in Egypt took a decade to crush, and Egypt is considered a far easier country to control than Saudi Arabia, due to its far narrower geographic confines along the Nile river.

The omission led scholar Vivien Johnson to conclude that Warlugulong (1977) portrays a narrower geographic area than the preceding work.

In contrast, the upper (younger) clade has a narrower geographic range (fig. 5).

It follows that that a B. anthracis lineage and/or sub-lineage other than A1.a may predominate in the northern regions of Kazakhstan and is driving the narrower geographic and ecological prediction of the outbreak-soil experiment.