Sentence examples for aggregated areas from inspiring English sources

Finally, this study evaluates whether promoting living in population aggregated areas results in electricity savings.

This year's collection (published on August 11th) assesses the prospects of some 2,000 technologies, grouped into 119 aggregated areas of interest.

(iii) Pollen ingestion on a leaf by a lepidopteran larva may be reduced through pollen consumption by other non-lepidopteran species and/or by the displacement of pollen into aggregated areas within a leaf; avoidance of such high-density areas has been observed for such larvae.

An estimate of the total area designated for dumping of radioactive waste was 26,323 km2, based on the aggregated areas with overlapping boundaries dissolved for each of the four designated sites (Table 6).

While the total area designated for dumping of radioactive waste was estimated to be 26,323 km2, based on the aggregated areas with overlapping boundaries dissolved for each of the four designated sites (Table 6) this does not represent the area of seafloor covered by drums of waste.

With regard to statistics of aggregated areas, thresholds for k-anonymity of 5 or 10 are commonly used to prevent the reidentification of participants.

The Japan Collaborative Cohort Study for the Evaluation of Cancer Risk provides a unique dataset which has aggregated area-based cohorts from 45 areas throughout Japan.

23 24 Some investigations have aggregated area characteristics to the level of states 25 towns 14 22 zip-code areas 11212627 27 census tracts 1 3 5 6 14 28 blocks and wards 9 29 and other statistical or geographical units.

Spatial statistics were applied to the RCH diameters to aggregate areas with larger or smaller RCHs.

Controls were frequently matched to cases by screening round, single year of birth, and place of residence (single towns with more than 5,000 inhabitants or aggregated rural areas comprising smaller towns).

It stated: "As remote sensing techniques improve, it is likely that the aggregate areas where ash is sensed or inferred will increase, possibly leading to over-warning for ash and cost-blowouts for airlines".