geographically

geographic | Business English

geographic
adjective
uk /ˌdʒiəˈɡræfɪk/us
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Examples of geographic

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The geographic origin of the strains was not reflected by the dendrograms.
This would be a desirable foundation for an international co-operation for solving difficult geographic problems.
Areas are defined as the geographic region over which the insurers set premiums.
These results were also relatively similar across the geographic areas included in this study.
The sampled vases include examples from all stylistic groups and most geographic regions.
However, this explanation is less applicable in geographic regions where genetic mixing occurs.
Simulations were run to determine the power of these and previously proposed test statistics to reject an island model of geographic subdivision.
How does our hypothesis on geographic concentration fit within the larger literature on economic voting?
In these geographic areas, varicella is endemic, with periodic peak years.
No apparent pattern could be found between the genetic diversity of metacercariae and their source (geographic region, host species).
In so doing, this analysis extends the geographic scope of studies of political economy and electoral politics.
He challenges the assumption that people who are members of ethnic minorities constitute geographic and/or social communities.
Intussusception is a rather rare disease and its incidence varies depending on geographic location and study periods.
These trials allow the investigation of varietal yield performance across a range of geographic locations and, possibly, years (seasons).
This suggests that, regardless of the electoral rules in play, the geographic concentration of industry matters in democratic politics.
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