Sentence examples for scattered occurrence from inspiring English sources

High evaporation and low precipitation led to low lake levels, water salinization and scattered occurrence of a very thin arboreal cover, dominated by Chenopodiaceae.

Duplication events can result in a clustered occurrence of family members through tandem amplification, or a scattered occurrence through segmental duplication of chromosomal regions [ 20– 20].

The requirement for both metals in prokaryotes and at the same time scattered occurrence in different phyla illustrate a dynamic nature of Ni/Co utilization.

Because of scattered occurrence of JE in different states and regions in India, the actual JE burden and magnitude of infection cannot easily be estimated.

The scattered occurrence of non-45S rDNA GC-rich sites does not appear to imply any correlation with phylogenetic relationships.

It is worth noting that populations of the Atlantic group retained relatively divergent haplotypes despite of their scattered occurrence and small extent (occurrences are usually not larger than 5 × 5 m).

An attempt was made to fit models for 453 of these species, including 10 introduced species; no attempt was made to fit models for species with very few (<5) recorded occurrences or very sparsely scattered occurrences.

Scattered occurrences of baobab (Adansonia digitata) and bamboo species are seen.

These factors, combined with low precipitation led to low lake levels, water salinization and scattered occurrences of a very thin arboreal cover [ 55, 72].

The Land phenotype (or Land-type) is defined by its red, woody, branched stems and is prevalent inland from Texas to Florida, with only scattered occurrences in the Mississippi River Delta (Lambertini et al. 2012 a ).

One of the five associations observed in the Mokihinui lower gorge (a: BlP15) has an estimated extent of less than 0.5% (15,100 ha) of the NZ forest area, being highly scattered in occurrence (Table 2, Fig. 4b).