Sentence examples for greater spatial extent from inspiring English sources
We have measured and modeled how mixed-conduction enables an electroactive zone (EAZ, in which electrochemical reactions occur) that is of greater spatial extent than current collectors, the extension being termed side zone, SZ.
These data and resulting models indicate a greater spatial extent of spodic soil properties than documented in previous soil maps, which is more consistent with general theories of much more extensive historic spruce populations.
Third, broad stand inventory measurement datasets are available for a greater spatial extent than the global EC flux-tower network.
The strength of InSAR is that it offers greater spatial extent and resolution of land subsidence that can be achieved through ground-based measurements (Becker 2006).
A larger stimulus produces a signal of greater spatial extent in retinotopic visual cortex which may aid utrocular discrimination.
The decreases were slightly more marked and of a greater spatial extent in the second ASL scan than the first (Supplement 1).
Porous shallow-water models (porosity models) simulate urban flood flows orders of magnitude faster than classical shallow-water models due to a relatively coarse grid and large time step, enabling flood hazard mapping over far greater spatial extents than is possible with classical shallow-water models.
However, the great spatial extent of the Tohoku-oki earthquake, more than 500 km along the surface, causing stress changes to similar depth extent, makes it likely that the resulting surface deformation was affected by the heterogeneity of the surrounding structure.
Zoonotic diseases are challenging to study from the ecological point of view as, broadly speaking, datasets tend to be either detailed on a small spatial extent, or coarse on a large spatial extent.
In such situations, patchy release, with its greater initial spatial extent, may be better placed to achieve the desired result.
Analysis of decapod larvae in the plankton reveals a greater presence and spatial extent of warm-water species where the increase in decapods is greatest.
