Sentence examples for much less spatial from inspiring English sources

They allow quite thorough temporal detail, even down to showing changes on a daily timescale, but much less spatial detail.

In contrast, non-pesticide suicides showed much less spatial variation; unsmoothed and smoothed SMRs showed 2.5-fold (90% range 0.55-1.40) and 1.6-fold (90% range 0.78-1.21) differespectivelyctively.

In the AR model, local spatial variations are downweighted because of the estimated temporal autocorrelation between nearby measurements on a route, so the best estimate of the residual spatial surface becomes much less spatially heterogeneous than in the initial additive model, with the result that the uncertainty in the distance effect is greatly reduced.

Correlation-based techniques are generally advantageous over single particle tracking schemes since they rely on the correlation of image subsets with 40 80 particles on average and hence are much less sensitive to spatial and temporal intensity variation of individual particles.

This EDL thickness is much less than the spatial resolutions of the present optical microscopy.

The greatest variation in selection observed by Good et al. (2001) corresponded to differences between years, with much less evidence of spatial heterogeneity in selection among sites within their drainage.

Much less is known about spatial patterns and environmental associations of alcohol-related motor vehicle crashes.

The value of the smoothing parameter for the low pass wavelet band is less than for high pass wavelet bands, since the low pass band already contains much less noise due to the spatial low pass filtering.

Our analyses demonstrate that genes with strong spatial interaction tend to have (nearly) the same gene function, while the weaker spatial interactions have much less correlation with gene function similarity.

Because of the kernels' spatial shift, there is much less overlapping among kernels than when using the matrix made of the centered IKs/PSFs, as we do.

"Wild species have much greater genetic diversity - anything happening in the wild populations is usually amplified in commercial varieties where the genetic diversity is so much less," says Justin Moat, Kew's head of spatial analysis.