Sentence examples for areal differentiation from inspiring English sources
Concerning the areal differentiation, the chi-square test was used where SVM and MaxEnt gained the highest and the lowest values, respectively.
Field measurements and auxiliary data reflecting the soil-forming factors were used to design an ANFIS-EG model, which was then implemented to predict and map the areal differentiation of SOC stocks in the Eastern Mau Forest Reserve.
This procedure was performed to focus on the areal differentiation and make the variables comparable among one another.
A fundamental tenet of neuroscience is that cortical functional differentiation is related to the cross-areal differences in cyto-, receptor-, and myeloarchitectonics that are observed in ex-vivo preparations.
These regulatory genes control the expression of areal makers, such as cell adhesion molecules and axon guidance receptors, which eventually leads to further differentiation of primary areas by guiding input from the thalamic nuclei during later phases of regionalization (Bishop et al. 2002; Jones et al. 2002; Armentano et al. 2007; Sahara et al. 2007).
Cytoarchitectonic differentiation and spatial distance (themselves uncorrelated) correlated strongly with the existence of inter-areal connections, whereas no correlation was found with relative hierarchical position.
There were four main findings: first, the relative cytoarchitectonic differentiation of areas, measured as structural type difference, contained significant information about several aspects of inter-areal corticocortical connectivity, including the existence (Fig. 4b) and laminar origin and termination patterns of projections (Fig. 9a).
We provide support for the structural model originally proposed by Barbas (1986), by showing that cytoarchitectonic differentiation contains information about different dimensions of brain connectivity, namely laminar patterns and the existence of inter-areal projections.
In America, initial pragmatism was supplemented by Germanic influences as C. O. Sauer urged 'landscape' study, and R. Hartshorne promoted 'chorology,' the regional or 'areal differentiation of the earth's surface,' potentially reducing environmental relationship-study to a byproduct.
She is not even areal nut, like her friend Gabriela.
