Sentence examples for this region supporting from inspiring English sources

Collectively, these wetlands form the keystone ecosystem in this region supporting biodiversity for North America and provide habitat for native plants and animals that are essential for maintenance of international biological diversity along with other local and regional ecological services.

First: given similar low CS values during the beginning of NPF events (morning hours) for categories Pristine and Nucleation, the CS may not be a factor that directly limits the NPF in this region; supporting the study of Collins et al. (2017) stressing that summertime Arctic nucleation events are more common and widespread than in other remote sites36.

The MalG3 homologs lack this region, supporting their phylogenetic placement relative to Mal1/Mal2 (Fig. 7).

Inversely, a positive correlation between metabolism and whole-brain connectivity was found in this region, supporting the hypothesis of early amyloid-related dysfunction in this key hub region.

Schalkwyk et al. (45) found evidence for allele-specific methylation in this region supporting the theory that this region could be imprinted and mediating risk via an interaction between genetic and epigenetic factors.

The structural homology of Rpn12, Rpn6, eIF3k and CSN7 is most apparent within this region, supporting a model in which the two TPR-like repeats, the linker helix and the WH domain constitute a common structural core of PCI domains.

This region supports a population of approximately 150,000 people in east Bavaria, Germany; the operational area that we covered extended up to 35 km in radius (Figure 1). Figure 1 Map showing Regensburg and the surrounding area.

Second, we found that strong activations in this region supported recognition memory for novel characters, in a way similar to memory for familiar words [31].

Given such a wide variety of tasks and domains, it seems likely that this region supports a general processing system.

Hence, the overlap of word frequency and consistency, but not imageability, effects in the putative VWFA suggests that this region supports integration of orthographic and phonological information.

A refined sampling in this region supported an indigenous origin of the Sacramento Valley population, which differs in body size from the montane red fox populations [ 24].