Sentence examples for respective landscape from inspiring English sources

The long-term temperature trend were analysed by categorising the meteorological stations with temperature data in their respective landscape units: valley floor and escarpments/highlands.

As such, we suspect NPP in the grasslands and riparian fringe of the Betsiboka are within a comparable range, and any differences will have a minor impact on the quantity of terrestrial C available for export to riverine C pools from the respective landscape units.

The character of the cities matters less than the formation and history of their respective sports landscape.

The respective political landscapes also are vastly different.

Budweiser and Miller are still part of their respective corporate landscapes, although both brewers are now owned by foreign conglomerates and Anheuser-Busch no longer owns the Cardinals.

Analysis of the respective mutational landscapes reveal that phosphatase sharing reduces the number of limiting mutations required for transition from monostable to bistable responses, hence facilitating a faster transition to such response types.

This would require a more differentiated examination of the respective agricultural landscapes.

And the innovations that teachers, alumni, and staff develop in adapting to their respective educational landscapes can pioneer progress throughout the alliance.

Findings from these studies and other published literature can provide an opportunity to compare the respective molecular landscapes (e.g., genetic polymorphisms, somatic genetic mutations, and epigenetic changes).

The new approach has been applied to ten RNA instances of length between 99 nt and 504 nt and their respective partial energy landscapes defined by secondary structures within an energy offset ΔE above the minimum free energy conformation.

Differences between the respective nLTR-RT landscapes of the vertebrate lineages may be due to differences in the strength of purifying selection against deleterious element-containing loci in populations (Charlesworth B and Charlesworth D 1983; Charlesworth et al. 1994; Le Rouzic and Deceliere 2005).