Sentence examples for unique to this area from inspiring English sources
These animals shrank, but not the komodo dragon, a species of giant lizard unique to this area.
"The smoky character of our slow-cooked wings is unique to this area," Jerry Caiazzo, a co-owner, said.
Do you believe, however, that the ideological warfare arising from a rapidly changing environment is unique to this area?
"This can mean an infertile person is denied treatment, a somewhat perverse social judgment which impacts upon clinical decision-making and is unique to this area of medicine," she said.
Backpackers and tourists of all ages walked and hiked in the park. Bruce pointed silently to a dune lark, unique to this area, hopping in the grasses before we unpacked a generous picnic brunch under an acacia tree.
Here we use sediments from a small lake above present treeline – Laguna de Río Seco at 3020 m elevation – in a paleoecological study documenting over 11,500 calendar years of vegetation, fire and climate change, addressing ecological and paleoclimatic issues unique to this area through comparison with regional paleoecological sequences.
This paper presents the rationale and need for MHBC research and interventions, briefly reviews the research base, and identifies core conceptual and methodological issues unique to this growing area.
To our knowledge, this has not been previously reported, and may be unique to this particular area, although the findings are compatible with the general observation that dog ownership decreases as education level or social class of the owners increases [ 15, 18, 19, 34].
Enormous Cerberus-like dogs, a mongrel breed unique to the area, patrol its forested paths.
This may be due to cultural differences, economy, or traditional food and beverages unique to the area.
Further studies in geographic areas unique to this study are desirable and would make the results more robust and potentially useful for environmental public health tracking and possibly for establishing public policy (National Research Council 2007).
