Sentence examples for variable geographically from inspiring English sources

This species is quite variable geographically, containing subspecies.

Its prevalence and impact on human health are highly variable geographically.

Blue-crowned Parakeet is a large parakeet, mostly green with a light blue crown; the extent of the blue is variable geographically, and is most restricted in the subspecies of northeastern Brazil.

This species is highly variable geographically, with no fewer than nine recognized subspecies, making it one of the most phenotypically diverse of all Tangara tanagers (only the Golden Tanager Tangara arthus has as many subspecies).

GI strains appeared to cluster phylogenetically but not geographically, which suggests virus strains were transported over noncontiguous domains at variable geographic distances.

Consequently, change was more variable both geographically and within a single location and took longer than necessary.

Such sentiments are not uncommon in job agencies, particularly those that specialise in factory and food work, where labour demand is variable and geographically shifting, and conditions often arduous.

While the non-merozoite antigens showed geographically variable levels of diversity and geographic restriction of specific subgroups, the merozoite antigens had high levels of diversity globally, and a worldwide distribution of each subgroup.

Finally, we found that when applied to a larger, geographically variable sample of rhesus, a large proportion of our loci were variable in both populations, and very few loci were ancestry informative.

The composition of the subduction input added to the mantle wedge is geographically variable and mirrors the changes observed in the Tonga arc island lavas.

Little is known about the seasonality of breeding in Cinereous Conebill, which presumably is geographically variable across the wide latitudinal range of this species.