Sentence examples for overall distributional from inspiring English sources

Using the available distribution data of I. elegans and I. graellsii in Spain, we constructed two geographic maps to show their overall distributional range.

Shale-derived soils of the Cumberland Plain form an island of unsuitable habitat at the heart of the overall distributional range of the species, and the southern populations are located at the edge of the sandstones to which the species is restricted.

Figure  5 shows how distributional weights for specific target groups varied with distributional context, i.e., the overall distribution of health in society.

Tasks D and E were included to explore the relevance of distributional context, i.e., the overall distribution of health in society.

Moreover, two of the studies [ 25, 26] did not provide respondents with the distributional context of the interventions in question, i.e., the overall distribution of health in society, while the third study [ 24] presented respondents with choices only between entire societies, each consisting of only two different groups.

Results support further investigation into utilizing four subscales in addition to an overall risk score; distributional and reliability information for the BESS Parent subscales is provided.

Exclusion of the outlier array improved overall spatial and distributional homogeneity (Additional file 6: Figure S6).

Using an individual-based farm optimization model we study both the overall impact and the distributional impact of a fixed percentage water allocation cut to horticulture sector licence holders.

The utility of the instruments in terms of distributional coverage overall and by subscale was evaluated by calculating the percentage of subscale-level average responses reaching the minimum (floor) or the maximum (ceiling) of the scoring scale.

Using the full set of human monkeypox occurrences, the overall ENM ( Figure 2 ) predicted potential distributional areas over most humid forest areas of Africa, including much of the DRC, Republic of Congo, Cameroon, and Gabon.

The overall human resource shortages and the distributional inequalities in the health workforce in many developing countries are well acknowledged.