Sentence examples for moderate spatial correlation from inspiring English sources

Semivariogram analysis shows that there is a moderate spatial correlation of HCO3 − and pH and a moderate to strong within-class spatial correlation of EC, SAR, Na+ and Cl− over the study area.

Thus the best model was obtained for K = 6 and the lowest DIC value corresponded to Ψ = 0.6, indicating a moderate spatial correlation between individuals.

As these are the distances at which correlation is close to 0.1, we can conclude that the data feature moderate spatial correlation, which slowly decreases with distance.

PMc and endotoxin show generally more moderate spatial correlations; endotoxin is the most spatially heterogeneous of the group.

SO42– and NO3– levels seem to exhibit strong spatial correlations; OCM, Si, and Na levels moderate spatial correlations; and EC levels weak spatial correlations, with high values only in a few locations.

Moderate spatial cross-correlation coefficients were found between most landscape values by community with 18 hotspot surfaces pairings exhibiting strong positive spatial cross correlations.

From these seismites and their stratigraphic spatial correlation, five strong-moderate paleoearthquakes (E1 E5) have been established in the basin.

We tested three different Ψ: 0.0 (no spatial correlation between individuals), and 0.6 and 1.0 (moderate and strong spatial correlation between individuals, respectively).

However, Gudmundson's spatial correlation model is proposed mainly for large to moderate cell sizes.

Moderate spatial scale effects on streamflow patterns are observed with absolute values of correlation coefficients between the measures and sub-watershed area varying from 0.2 to 0.6 in the two watersheds.

However, at low to moderate channel SNR, the optimal precoder is seen to improve the system performance, the improvement being dependent on the degree of spatial correlation in the channel coefficients.