Sentence examples for extent of the map from inspiring English sources

This effect is particularly strong when the scale of inquiry is large relative to the extent of the map, as fewer box mass estimates are utilized to form the distribution from which lacunarity is calculated.

For many studies, habitat quality beyond the extent of the map is unknown, making arbitrary the choice of buffer width and composition.

However, the accuracy and extent of these maps is dependent on the total number of peak co-ordinates available from published studies.

The area extent of the two maps (Table 10) also illustrates the acceptable range of decisions, in which agriculture accounts 77.1 and 76.8% in the simulated and actual maps, respectively.

1) There were significant differences in the extent of the visual field mapped.

Each species' extent-of-occurrence map is a single minimum convex polygon that connects known locations, but includes multiple polygons when there is clear range discontinuity.

Because library size had a strong influence on the extent of the annotated and mapped enzymes, we mapped the largest library, EF + F, in which most transcripts of the other libraries occur (for data on F and C libraries see Venn diagram in Figure 3C and for MeJA, EF libraries data not shown).

As a result, the extent of the buffer appears in the map as a blue polygon (see Figure 3).

Inquiries are made to the mapping organizations of all member countries regarding the extent of their respective map coverage, publication scales, and related data.

The main conclusions from this study are that a topographic cortical reorganization can be seen shortly after monocular retinal lesions and that the measurable extent of the reorganization depends on the mapping method used, local or global.

The dynamic modeling was carried out by using the DAN3D code, which estimated the extent of the impact area and mapped the distribution of landslide parameters.