Sentence examples for geographic partitioning from inspiring English sources

Figure 9 Geographic partitioning of countries.

Finally, we trained OVA classifiers at the country-level, mainly a political, rather than geographic, partitioning.

The set of date palm SSR loci developed in this study could be an informative marker system for geographic partitioning and genotyping of date palm germplasm.

Figure 2 illustrates an example of such a geographic partitioning approach using three overlapping squares overlaid on a map of the Northwest quadrant of San Francisco.

Although MAXENT has been shown to perform well in terms of transferability [61], we implemented a geographic partitioning to provide more independent training and test data and thereby provide more honest estimates of the models' predictive ability [38], [62].

We showed that when exact patients' locations are used and the method was applied to real TB outbreaks, both the detection sensitivity and timeliness are improved and smaller amount of historical data is required compared to when census tracts are used as the spatial base for geographic partitioning.

Horowitz said he created geographic partitions before Atlas and it required a tremendous amount of engineering effort.

The geographic partition that coincided with the independence of India resulted in major economic and infrastructural setbacks for the state, as road transport between the state and the major cities of India had to follow a more circuitous route.

Genetic assignment analysis based on resequencing of 18 loci in a sample of 25 to 45 wild barley individuals identified a primary geographic partition of samples into regions east and west of the Zagros Mountains (Morrell and Clegg 2007).

However, looking at the geographic partition of the U6 lineages that reached the New World with the European colonists, the origin of this maternal gene flow can be ascertained in most of the American samples studied.

The results indicate that species originating anagenetically show high levels of genetic variation within the island population and no geographic genetic partitioning.