Sentence examples for the geographical extent from inspiring English sources

We can reduce the geographical extent and the population adversely affected by future events.

But even with improved surveillance, the experts said it would be hard to determine the geographical extent of the avian epidemic.

In September 2005 both the geographical extent and the mean thickness of Arctic Ocean ice reached record low levels.The warming seems to be accelerating.

Even the geographical extent of the initiative is unclear from the Budget document: science policy is a UK-wide competence and science is largely funded from a UK wide budget held in London, whilst Osborne and Science Minister Jo Johnson's interest in regional rebalancing reflects their England-only economic development responsibilities.

Globally, floods affect the personal and economic fortunes of more than 60m people every year.Yet measuring the severity of floods in terms of economic losses rather than the geographical extent of the waters can give the impression that flooding has become much more severe in recent times.

Sociological spatial scales therefore also refer to the geographical extent of influence (e.g. state boundaries, neighbourhood).

The geographical extents and levels of current protection of the ranges of species, endemic areas, irreplaceable areas, and key ecological systems also vary widely.

A significant advantage of the study, in common with many other secondary data analyses, is the comprehensive geographical extent of the data and the large population considered.

Given the limited geographical extent of the Manizales area, it was assumed that, at bedrock level, there are not important spatial variations in seismic hazard levels and that values obtained at any location within the urban area are the same.

Given the large geographical extent of this study resulting logistic models to estimate the likelihood of bark beetle attack should have wide applicability across similar ponderosa pine forests across the Southwest.

Small pockets of human-to-human transmission have already been seen, and health officials are worried that the widespread geographical extent of bird flu means that it is not a question of if a strain emerges that can be transmitted easily between humans, but when.Worried scientists have finally managed to catch the attention of politicians.