Sentence examples for actual locality from inspiring English sources

There is indeed a long tradition initiated in the 19th century by psychologists such as Wundt, Titchener and James, which denies "that there can be in a sensation any element of actual locality, any tone as it were which cries to us immediately and without further ado, 'I am here', or 'I am there'" (James, 1890, p. 798).

The stated distributions in this reduced subset were then reviewed based on actual locality data available from reliable museum locality records and primary literature data.

In an additional 60 of the 122 cases of mis-assignment (nine for forest and 51 savanna elephants), a significant mtDNA FST difference was calculated between the actual locality and the locality to which an elephant was mis-assigned (Fig. 5).

We use actual presence locality data, as well as multiple climatic variables from the widely used Bioclim dataset [9] to generate models of the predicted current and potential range of the Burmese python.

The niche identity test compares niche models generated with actual occurrence localities to pseudoreplicate models generated with points randomly selected from a pool of actual occurrence localities to determine if species pairs have equivalent niches.

Second, to address violation of the assumption of representative training samples (Assumption 3, Table 1) we used "pseudo-presence data"—points randomly sampled from across the range of the focal species rather than actual occurrence localities from museums, herbaria, or field surveys.

The background similarity test compares differences in the environmental background of species pairs (as opposed to the actual occurrence localities) to determine if the two species are more or less similar than expected by chance.

It is interesting to note that detection of ANA levels is accompanied by malaria infection (past or actual) even at localities that do not present any direct significant evidence of vapor mercury exposure (e.g., Jacareacanga).

Surprisingly and despite any possible respondent bias, the data are consistent with practice recorded in a review of actual referrals in the locality where this study was conducted in the UK [ 21].

Specimens without coordinate data, however, are being georeferenced after the actual collection event based on the locality description on the specimen label.

We found that in 55 of the 122 cases of mis-assignment (six of 15 for forest and 49 of 107 for savanna elephants), there would have been no overlap in mtDNA haplotypes between the locality that was the actual source of the elephant sample and the locality to which it was wrongly assigned using microsatellites (Fig. 5).