Sentence examples for the geographically defined from inspiring English sources

Pairwise FST comparisons of the geographically defined populations typically revealed higher divergences among cave populations, even within a geographical cluster, than between cave and surface populations (Table 3).

The geographically defined sample groups are a subset of the 10,183 non-redundant domesticated accessions of the IPK genebank.

Using affective markers the artefact aims to circumvent the geographically defined risks associated with collecting Internet data, whilst also enhancing the capabilities of marginalized youth.

1. To determine the survival and morbidity of infants at discharge with a birthweight of less than 1500 g in the geographically defined population of East Anglia.

To determine the type and rate of disability at 2 years of age in infants born in the geographically defined population of East Anglia with a birthweight less than 1500 g and to assess the risk factors for disability.

Reservation means the geographically defined area or areas over which an ITO exercises governmental jurisdiction so long as such area or areas are legally recognized by the Federal or a State government as being set aside for the use of Indians.

All GPs (n = 78) serving rural health centres in the prefecture of Heraklion and all residents of general practice (n = 35) in the same geographically defined area were invited by the principal researcher to participate in the training program through face-to-face or telephone contacts.

Within each main region, two strata were defined: the freguesias (corresponding to counties) and, within the freguesias, geographically defined units of ±300 lodgings (240 in 2005 6).

The location of the Mobile Bay system geographically defined the boundaries of these two clades.

(Maybe this is why younger rock bands can't fill stadiums year after year, while the more geographically defined older bands like U2, Springsteen and the Beach Boys can).

As a basis, the municipal administrative office provided a map showing the areas geographically defined for statistical purposes [ 34].