"spatial distance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the physical or measurable distance between two or more objects in space. Example sentence: The spatial distance between the two cities was approximately 300 miles.
Hence, if the minimum spatiogenetic difference properly exceeds the minimum spatial distance than the genetic differences of all spatially nearest neighbors properly exceed their spatial distance.
Perhaps the most obvious substitute for spatial distance is social distance.
They were all really exercises in using your mind and sensing form and spatial distance.
But if you're feeling stressed about a looming deadline, increasing spatial distance may help.
When you want to increase spatial distance in order to stimulate abstract thinking, try moving to a different venue.
Soil pH and spatial distance explained a significant portion of the variability in phylogenetic community structure for both land-use types.
To further evaluate the relative importance of each environmental variable and spatial distance on the community phylogenetic dissimilarity, we used a multiple regression on matrices (MRM) approach58.
When you leave home for the office, you create the spatial distance that allows you to set aside domestic concerns for professional ones.
If you're in a situation where you need to command respect among your peers (that is, increase social distance), spatial distance can substitute.
This allows both the spatial distance of the phosphine moieties and the chirality to be precisely controlled in each step of the cycle.
Relationships between these data can be complicated: for example, contact frequency is distinct from an average spatial distance, possibly creating seemingly paradoxical relationships between Hi-C and FISH55.
