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A common limitation of these earlier approaches included lack of assessment of spatial variability.

Assessment of spatial learning and memory was done by using Morris water maze.

This paper introduces a methodological framework for performance assessment of spatial dynamic models by means of map comparison.

Temporal artifact quality assessment criteria can also be combined with the assessment of spatial artifacts to form an overall quality assessment criteria for binary halftone videos.

The assessment of spatial variation in soil δ15N could provide integrative insights on soil N cycling processes across multiple spatial scales.

Assessment of spatial variability of anthropogenic threats within the jaguar network may improve jaguar conservation by informing network prioritization and function.

Over the past few years, two approaches to the assessment of spatial-emotional interactions have emerged: the assessment of emotion using subjective self-reported measures and the exploration of objective physiological measures of emotional arousal using ambulatory sensing techniques.

This procedure has limited our subsequent assessments of spatial distribution, making them statistically reliable for the Spring Inter-monsoon and the South-west Monsoon periods only (Fig. 6).

These patterns of change in distribution and abundance repeat in our assessments of spatial variation in occupancy dynamics between the three contiguous forest complexes and two human-dominated landscapes into which the southern Western Ghats has been fragmented.

This could be achieved through an expansion of objectives in longitudinal field studies on forest dynamics, currently focussed on above-ground live tree carbon stocks and carbon fluxes (Lewis et al. 2009; Pan et al. 2011), to include assessments of spatial and temporal variations in canopy structure attributes.

Using sketchmaps and assessments of spatial and landmark knowledge, Study 1 implicated the existence of allocentric and egocentric survey-based representations that preserved survey knowledge of the environment based on the primary engagement of allocentric and egocentric frames of reference respectively.