Sentence examples for widely separated from from inspiring English sources

These ecosystems, while widely separated from each other, share a number of ecological characteristics.

These data, though widely separated from one another, are positively correlated and may be used as predictors of June conditions.

"The great toes of the cragsmen are widely separated from the others, from the circumstance of their frequently resting their entire weight on that part of the foot in climbing," Seton wrote.

Although small areas of wildlife habitat remain, they may be too small to support all the native species that lived there before or may be widely separated from one another.

We also predicted that Loris and Nycticebus would share unique modules related to the digits because of the unusual configuration of their hands in which digit 2 is reduced and digit 1 is widely separated from the other digits.

While most nations have a middle class, the poor still pre dominate, and they are as widely separated from the fonts of economic power as they are from political action.

The Toltec, Mixtec, and Zapotec, widely separated one from the other, have also left their imprint.

Genome wide sequence analyses of malaria parasites from widely separated areas of the world have identified contrasting population structures and signatures of selection.

Molecular analyses of symbionts from various species of Vesicomyidae from widely separated habitats show that they belong to one clade of γ-proteobacteria (Cavanaugh et al. 2006; Dubilier et al. 2008).

Post genotyping and statistical analyses based on biogeographic regions, 206 SNPs demonstrated desired allelic distribution (Heterozygosity ≥ 0.4 and FST ≤ 0.02), from which 2 4 widely separated (>20 Mb apart) SNPs from each chromosome were finally selected to construct a panel of 70 SNPs.

The present study compared the divergence of intraspecific sequences from specimens that in a high proportion originated from widely separated geographic regions, and confirmed that cox1 sequence variation was able to identify more than 98% of the pairwise sequence divergences correctly as corresponding to variation within species.