A geographically explicit (5′ geographic resolution) assessment of global HANPP [38].
A geographically explicit (5′ geographic resolution, i.e. approximately 10 × 10 km at the equator) land-use dataset [48].
The three main accounts are: A geographically explicit (5′ geographic resolution, i.e. approximately 10 × 10 km at the equator) land-use dataset [48].
The personality data restricts the geographic resolution of our analysis, since personality data was only available at the country level.
By studying the pace at which influenza spreads through populations of varying densities and cities with different types of infrastructure, for example, they've improved the geographic resolution of their predictions to the point where, last winter, they developed a new forecasting system able to specify where in large cities the flu would hit first, down to the level of individual neighborhoods.
This suggests not only that the United Nations Topic may offer an inaccurate timeline due to its inclusion of "un," but that even limiting search data to a particular country is insufficient to overcome such linguistic differences – search disambiguation must operate at the linguistic, rather than geographic, resolution.
This may be because the US population data were more accurate or had greater geographic resolution.
This is the maximum level of geographic resolution likely to be encountered in museum specimens.
EHRs not only help to identify a novel disease outbreak, but they do so with high geographic resolution [26].
If the start or end dates for a significant signal under one geographic resolution overlapped the dates for the other, we considered them the same signal.
The majority (83%) of excluded records were geographically near to known valid areas and are likely to be good observations with poor geographic resolution.
