An analysis of this data has shown that Rhea Silvia actually overlies another, older impact basin that is only marginally narrower in extent - about 375km across.
meadows in the valley bottom, which were occasionally interspersed with bushes of Caragana sp. These meadows appear to be critical habitat for kiang during summer and winter as also reported by Schaller (1998), but are limited in extent to narrow discontinuous strips in moist areas along valleys.
We distinguish resolution from geographical extent, which can range anywhere from broad to narrow in focus (e.g. continental extent versus a local extent, respectively).
Furthermore, the telencephalic target of PrV, known as nucleus basorostralis (Bas), although mediolaterally narrow in Kiwi, flanks a large rostrocaudal extent of the truly massive striatum in this species (Fig. 4).
All 10 cases suffered extensive damage to the fornix, though there was a narrow band of spared tissue under the midline of the corpus callosum, which varied in extent.
The narrow region now occupied by the pX methyls extends further along the channel direction in 3 P than in 3, whereas the wide region occupied by the guest's benzene ring is reduced in extent.
They have a disproportionate ecological role in the landscape considering their narrow extent, which makes them a good example of small natural features (sensu Hunter, 2017-inthisissue).
The ceded district is of a very narrow extent; and it rests in the option of the state, whether it shall be made or not.
But these are necessarily narrow in scope.
Keep your thesis statement narrow in scope.
The narrow extent of reactivation implies that the majority of transcription factor recognition sequences are not competent for binding even in the absence of methylation, and that methylation accounts for only a modest fraction of cell-selective binding.
