Further, several other smaller urban areas in more remote parts of Vancouver Island are at a significant spatial disadvantage for accessing such services.
It shows that subsidized housing can overcome spatial and geographical disadvantages when built to a high standard although even New Rest experiences some problems, implying that weaknesses in processes and implementation remain even in "successful" developments.
Different molecular imaging techniques have complementary advantages and disadvantages in spatial and temporal resolution, depth penetration, sensitivity, and cost (1).
The use of point locations to assess the built environment on a micro-level is a strong advantage compared to the use of administrative areas and may compensate both, the disadvantages of spatial blurring and of a potential exclusion bias of participants that live in sparsely-populated areas.
However, one disadvantage of spatial deinterlacing is that this class of methods is not optimal due to the fact that motion activity is not considered in interpolation; moreover, these kind of algorithms fail to remove the flickering artifacts.
You get much better spatial resolution, but with two disadvantages: you can only look at a tiny portion of the brain, and you need to open up a hole in the volunteer's skull first.
However, PET has the disadvantage of low spatial resolution.
This paper seeks to gain further insights into transport disadvantage by exploring spatial patterns of household transport expenditure on PT fares and private vehicle fuel use for the Brisbane metropolitan area.
In the binomial models, we include coercive mobility, percent of the population in the zip code without a high school diploma, percent unemployed, the percent of the population in rural areas, the percent of the population who are over 65 years old, population density, concentrated disadvantage, and the spatial lag of the dependent variable.
