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Differences can be explained by spatial heterogeneity in the climate field or proxy-related noise (e.g. chronological error, secondary climate sensitivities and differences in seasonality).

Unlike the forest, around 3.3% of total metazoan community variation in the rubber plantation could be explained by spatial variables (ρ < 0.05), while abiotic and spatial variables together explained around 14.1% of the variation (ρ < 0.01).

Critically, these activations cannot be explained by spatial layouts35,36,38,39, since the scenes were identical in that respect, so that the only difference between them is the congruent/incongruent object that was pasted onto them.

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 locations of subsequent earthquakes occurring off the main shock fault can be explained by spatial variations of the CFF (e.g., Stein et al., 1992).

This correlation between rhythm activity and V1RGR might be explained by spatial activity alone.

At medium-scale, in the British Isles, species richness was explained by spatial variables, and only for four of the six RBUs.

Therefore, detectable mitochondrial Ca2+ uptake at nanomolar Ca2+ levels was explained by spatial heterogeneity of cytosolic Ca2+ concentration [24] and/or by a spermine-induced increase in the uniporter's affinity for extramitochondrial Ca2+ [26], [26].

More variability in NO2 was explained by spatial (R = 0.53) than temporal terms (R = 0.29).

The nugget, τ, is interpretable as the amount of variability in the pollution exposures that is not explained by spatial structure; the partial sill, σ, is interpretable as the amount of variability that is explained by spatial structure; and the range, ϕ, is interpretable as the maximum distance between two locations beyond which they may no longer be considered spatially correlated.

Reversals of ranking with respect to stand density and average spatial separation can be explained by stronger spatial structuring (clustering, fragmentation) in the stand of lower density (Horn).