Sentence examples for geographical dependence from inspiring English sources
In order to assess whether this behavior displays a geographical dependence, the validation results were separately analyzed for each station.
The geographical dependence of the amplitude of annual and semiannual periodic signals can essentially be summarized as a function of geomagnetic colatitude, as shown in Figure 8.
Likewise, Pearce and Dorling [ 34] studied a period of rapid social, economic and political changes in which differences in life expectancy between men and women had a clear geographical dependence.
Epidemiological studies have shown that the incidence of CaP shows age, race, diet, and geographical dependence (Lichtenstein et al, 2000; Nelson et al, 2002), with North Americans and Western Europeans showing high rates of disease, whereas men in Asian nations experience lower rates (Hsing et al, 2000).
Four characteristics, logistics task management, location dependence, geographical scale and transport, have an impact on economic and environmental sustainability.
In the present study, the PWV dependence on geographical location and season is explored to understand its daily variations over Turkish region.
The differences in enzyme activities between groups of mussels, which were exposed to various concentrations of chemical pollutants, as well as the dependence on geographical distribution in Poland, were observed.
To test for spillover effects across LAs (our second research question), we use spatial econometrics methods, which allow for spatial dependence across geographical units (Moscone and Tosetti, 2014).
With the same dietary intake, the most important determinant for vitamin D levels is considered to be where individuals live, because of the dependence on geographical location of the availability of UV radiation for vitamin D synthesis.
A systematic dependence on the geographical latitude or longitude could not be seen in the spatial distribution of the occurrence of the negative Sq trend.
The Indian IT industry suffers from geographical and cultural distance and overt dependence on the American market.
