Sentence examples for scale extent from inspiring English sources

We examined frequency of visitation and spatial affinity of resident coyotes for water sites at the home range scale extent.

On average, the proportion of habitat amount, fragmentation, and carrying capacity decreased and functional increased as scale extent increased.

The habitat suitability of a shorebird metapopulation is studied as a function of the scale (extent) and resolution (grain-size) of the environmental covariates with a maximum entropy species distribution model (MaxEnt) for integration with climate change simulations.

The covariates will include baseline characteristics the residents, including age, sex, level of cognitive impairment (Cognitive Performance Scale), extent of depression (MDS Depression Rating Scale), and extent of health instability (CHESS), and characteristics of the LTC facilities including facility size, unit size, ownership model, and quality of the environment (PEAP and ACT).

Other tools that produce outputs at broader scale extents generally utilize coarser input topographic data to produce more poorly resolved valley bottom approximations.

We proposed a framework and applied to five species representing different ecological profiles (1) to model species occurrences and (2) to evaluate habitat structure at nine different scale extents from local landscapes to entire species range.

To achieve these objectives, we introduce a comprehensive and systematic approach to compare multiple maps generated at different scales (extent and spatial resolution).

SCORAD consists of three scales: extent, intensity, and subjective.

It consists of three sub-scales: Extent of Participation (Extent), Perceived Limitations with Participation (Perceived), and Satisfaction with Participation (Satisfaction).

The behavior of several landscape pattern metrics were tested against various pattern scenarios generated by neutral landscape models, including number of classes, scale-map extent, scale-resolution, class proportion, aggregation level RULE, and aggregation level SimMap.

Using pseudo-presence data may lead to overpredictions in characterizing climatic suitability because large-scale "extent-of-occurrence" geographical ranges include some unsuitable areas and thus tend to exaggerate actual occurrence [45] [47].