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Further, our results suggest that societal preferences can be explained by landscape attributes and tourism infrastructure.

Changes in coastal geomorphology may be explained by landscape response to regional Mid-Holocene sea level fall combined with human induced soil erosion due to upland settlement.

Similarities of opinion concerning the landscape physiognomy may be explained by landscape esthetic theory, according to which preferences of visual landscape characteristics are considered to be less related to cultural and personal background (Kaplan and Kaplan 1989).

Rankings derived from movement data were correlated with those obtained from location data; however, there were several discrepancies between rankings, which were explained by landscape heterogeneity in the neighborhood of fragments.

We found that 50% of the spatial variability in greendown was explained by landscape variables, with greendown particularly higher in locations with higher maximum greenness, more southerly aspects, or locations with greater abundance of white oak (Quercus alba).

The results indicate that approximately half of the variation in scenic perceptions can be explained by spatial landscape metrics and that this model retains its predictive efficacy after 20 years.

The chronic occurrence of anticommunist hysteria may be explained by the political landscape.

The autonomous generation of phenotypic diversity in embryonic cell populations can be explained by Waddington's landscape.

The difference could partly be explained by the more heterogeneous landscape and field areas in the latter.

Data analysis produced from a tourist survey in Guilin, China, suggested that attitudes on calligraphic landscapes could be explained by three factors, namely, calligraphic cultural cognition, calligraphic landscape preference and calligraphic aesthetic cognition.

Knowledge deficiency may be explained by the stability of the landscape, and the ignorance of many threatened species by locals in Gyimes (lack of knowledge), and by the abandonment of traditional land use and ignorance in Zala (loss of knowledge).