Sentence examples for two areas since from inspiring English sources

The competing effect of P was probably similar in the two areas, since P concentrations did not differ significantly among the two soil series.

It is not known whether its distribution is continuous between these two areas, since the political sensitivity of the Brahmaputra River's valley near the China-India border makes the area less accessible to ornithologists.

In our case, ancestral ranges were assumed to include no more than two areas since all extant species in the Ampelopsis clade are restricted into only one area.

However, the distribution of age groups was significantly different between the two areas, since a trend towards older age was described in New Madytos (>= 65 years old 21.42% vs 13.34% in Vyronas, p < 0.001).

The number of executives rating their employees as below average increased across all four areas since the survey was last taken in 2010.

In addition to this characterization of severe hypoglycemic episodes, at each 4-month visit, participants were queried about the following four areas: Since the last call or visit, how many times per week, on average, has the participant checked his/her blood sugar?

One can also use all five elements in one area since they will all act harmoniously with each other.

Violent clashes between residents of the two areas have become routine since Syria's civil war broke out two and a half years ago, but a tenuous truce has been maintained for the last few months.

Since these two areas have no connection, the dispersal of individuals could have happened through the Amazonian sub-region, or through the Andean region.

Similar results were obtained using DIVA, with the Philippines or Borneo-Philippines as the most likely ancestral areas (the third suggested scenario, with New Guinea-Philippines as the ancestral area, is improbable since the two areas are not contiguous).

A joint model with the above covariates and an urban rural indicator was tried but abandoned since the two areas are structurally too different for a meaningful simultaneous interpretation.