Sentence examples for separate regional from inspiring English sources

To design a statewide network, the Initiative divided California's 1770 km coastline into five "study regions" for sequential planning, each with a separate "regional stakeholder group" (RSG) consisting of fishermen, conservationists, recreational users, and others with intimate knowledge of the area, who were tasked with proposing alternative MPA network designs.

Pair-wise comparisons of median gene diversity in the sea/river ecotype and the other ecotypes combined were statistically significant overall (with regions combined, P < 0.01), but not in separate regional comparisons (P > 0.08).

Allowing for separate regional trends by age group, we found that among the four regions with statistically significant temporal trends, the temporal decline in risk was driven by the decline among the ≥ 75-years age group (see Supplemental Material, Table S1).

We also carried out a separate regional analysis for cantons that lie at least partly in the Alpine region (Grisons, Appenzell, Bern, Glarus, Lucerne, Unterwalden, Schwyz, St. Gallen, Ticino, Uri, Valais, Vaud) where the highest radon concentrations were found.

In a separate regional survey, the Philadelphia Federal Reserve reported today that manufacturing in the mid-Atlantic region fell sharply in August.

However, the survey does have separate regional rankings.

In designing the qualitative approach, consideration was given to the geographical vastness of rural and remote SA, in particular the distance separating regional hospitals.

Examination of the effects of the filtration process determined that the method described was suitable for filtering and separating regional ventilation and perfusion related impedance changes.

Genetic breaks separating regional lineages of marine organisms with potentially high broadcasting abilities are generally attributed either to dispersal barriers such as currents or upwelling, or to behavioural strategies promoting self-recruitment.

That began a splintering of Canadian politics into what today are five separate, mostly regional, parties.

"A moment has come to separate partisan, regional and personal ambitions from the strict necessity to strengthen the state system and reinforce its power," he said.