Sentence examples for assess map from inspiring English sources
Expert opinion can be from the point of view of the map user, to assess map utility, or map producer, to assess mapping skill.
This leaves the user with the option to classify incomplete imagery separately, assess map accuracy separately, and later mosaic land-cover classification products.
This paper describes a GIS application, Social Values for Ecosystem Services (SolVES), developed to assess, map, and quantify the perceived social values of ecosystem services by deriving a non-monetary Value Index from responses to a public attitude and preference survey.
Here, we performed equivalent virtual injections on simulated maps to assess map precision.
Because MAP infected cows may not show clinical signs during their productive lifetime [ 4], it is important to test many cows in a herd to properly assess MAP infection prevalence.
We aligned sequence tags using bowtie2 [ 30] and recorded the number of aligned and uniquely aligned tags to assess mapping success and specificity, respectively.
To assess mapping bias, we compared binding sites for RNA Pol II and H3K27me3 in genomic regions in the PANC-1 cells showing either gain or copy neutral loss of heterozygosity (CNLOH) relative to copy neutral genomic regions.
Volunteered Geographic Information (VGI) offers a potentially inexpensive source of reference data for estimating area and assessing map accuracy in the context of remote-sensing based land-cover monitoring.
In this paper we address some of these challenges by developing a specialized task taxonomy based on systematically assessed map literacy levels; and conducting an empirical experiment with topographic maps to evaluate our task taxonomy.
Biggs [ 14] proposed that students are more motivated if outcomes assessed map closely to those specified in the curriculum and taught during the course ('curricular alignment').
Dynamically assessed maps would be very informative in unconstrained systems, despite the uncertainty related to causality remains.
