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For studies that estimate effects based on spatial contrasts, controlling for SES can be important because it may be spatially correlated with exposure concentrations (O'Neill et al. 2003).

For the present analysis, we estimated air pollution exposures based on LUR models to capture fine-scale spatial variation in air pollution throughout the study region (which may be spatially correlated with greenness levels), rather than interpolation of fixed-site air pollution monitoring data.

For monocular focus, sharp edges of an object may be spatially blurred when projected on the image plane.

To simulate pattern roughness or in other words texture, the random subreflectors may be spatially correlated [5, 25].

Porosity, permeability, stiffness, and chemical composition may be spatially heterogeneous and evolve with local temperature, effective stress and chemical potential.

Note that, due to induced currents in the Earth, there may be spatially localized anomalous horizontal magnetic fields that also cause variations in the cross-phase spectrum.

Considered together, our results suggest that a primary role for Sec8 at synapses may be spatially-restricted regulation of microtubule networks.

In addition to the problem, that point measurements may not be spatially representative, a further complication may arise due to the temporal dynamics of groundwater flow, which may cause a concentration measurement to be not temporally representative.

Taken together, these findings suggest that biomarker efforts may have to rise to the challenge of identifying low frequency events, that may conceivably be spatially separated, in tumours before therapy to predict outcome.

Since the residuals may often be spatially auto-correlated estimating the mean square error of the Eq. (6) predictor may be very complicated.

The temporal trends (holding time constant) may also be spatially representative, although this potential is limited.