Sentence examples for total area over from inspiring English sources

About 30% of the wetlands were invaded in 2010 - which is equivalent to a total area over 13,000 ha - and by the end of 2013, almost 40% of the wetlands in Baadu were invaded.

It is assumed that each radio can listen to other radios within a transmission range of x = 40 m and the total area over which this CRAHN is set up is 100 × 100 m.

On the supply side, Carle and Holgrem (2008) undertook a global survey of planted forests in 61 countries and predicted around a one third increase in total area over the next two decades, to reach 345 Mha by 2030 (Table 3).

The catchment area is much wider and includes 14 countries with the total area over 1.7×106 km2 and about 85 million people [3].

The invasion index was calculated by measuring the total area over which cancer cells had dispersed (including invading and non-invading cells) and the area of non-invading cancer cells.

The Pearl River Delta Region (PRD) is located in mid-southern coastal part of Guangdong, Southern China, which with a total area over 56000 km and with a population over 47 million.

The study, Consumer Goods and Deforestation, says two countries – Brazil and Indonesia – account for 75% of the total area illegally cleared over the period.

Coquitlam has a considerable number of open green spaces, with the total area of over 890 ha.

Africa is one of the most important continent and here is why: Africa has a total area of over 30 million square kilometers, about three-and-a-half times the size of the United States and 10 times the size of India.

While the methods differed in their qualitative behavior at low surveying effort, both methods converged on an unbiased estimate of population size and an interquartile range approximately two-thirds the population size at an effort of thirteen survey kilometers (0.26 km2, or 0.26% of the total area) spread over two or more surveys (Figs. 3 4).

The total β3 expression was represented by the percentage of red area over total area in each slice of tumor tissue.