Sentence examples for spatial incidence from inspiring English sources

The spatial incidence of landslides, triggered by an extreme rainfall in a study area, was modeled by logistic regression.

Information on the spatial incidence of fire ignition density and burnt area, trends and drivers of wildfires is vitally important in providing support for environmental and civil protection policies, designing appropriate prevention measures and allocating firefighting resources.

The use of the building massing and patch areas as spatial cluster operators simplify the complexity of aggregated building energy consumption by representing its spatial incidence through a smooth continuous surface.

We apply the model to the population of Taiwan and demonstrate how the location of the initial seed can influence spatial incidence profiles and the overall spread of the epidemic.

We hypothesize that a potential aerial transfer of Vibrio cholerae over vast continental areas is related to a correlation between spatial incidence patterns and wind direction.

Finally, in our "spatial" model, incidence of LEA was increased with decreasing size of the Medicare population, prevalence of diabetes, mean age, and socioeconomic status all measured within the HRR.

Secondly, Moran's scatter plot was produced with a spatial lag of incidence on the vertical axis and a standardized incidence on the horizontal axis.

For Geary's ratio, a value of 1 indicates a random pattern of spatial variability in incidence, whereas a value greater than 1 suggests a dispersed pattern with adjacent wards having different incidence, and a value less than 1 suggests a clustered pattern in which adjacent wards have similar incidence.

It is clear that the observed spatial pattern of incidence risk will change according to the spatial level of analysis.

Many metacommunity studies focus on the spatial variation of incidence and density of species belonging to the same taxonomic group but neglect trophic interactions.

Spatial variation in incidence was analysed across electoral wards, 1975 to 1991.