Sentence examples for spatial reporting from inspiring English sources

Records prior to the implementation of standardized routine surveillance procedures existed in all countries, but they were often event-specific (outbreak data) rather than routine-based and used a spatial reporting scale that was not relevant for the DPT quantitative analysis (eg, available at the state level in Sudan or Nigeria or the regional level in Chad, Cameroon, or Togo).

In fact, this is the so-called modifiable areal unit problem, "a problem arising from the imposition of artificial unit of spatial reporting on continuous geographic phenomenon resulting in the generation of artificial spatial patterns," as defined by Heywood et al. (1998).

Studies investigating spatial auditory attention and audiovisual spatial attention reported a dominance of the right auditory cortex with respect to attention-related alpha power modulations (Müller and Weisz 2012; Frey et al. 2014).

For both data sets, analysis was done based on cortical source solutions rather than in original sensor space to increase the spatial location precision, given the spatial differences reported for age-related changes and to minimize the artifact of volume conduction for analyses of functional connectivity (Srinivasan et al. 1998).

The importance of spatial skills reported by both the carpentry teachers and the directors of carpentry companies is coherent with the finding that technical professions require some well-developed spatial skills.

Based on this analysis, we decided to set the stabilizing constant of S-UNIWARD to σ = 1 and kept it at this value for the rest of the experiments in the spatial domain reported in this paper.

However, it is unlikely that this is the only explanation for the discrepancy between the studies, because we also did not replicate the very high accuracies for the low spatial frequency reported previously.

The highest spatial resolution reported before for drug compounds was 100 μm (Acquadro et al. 2009; Stoeckli et al. 2007a).

In relation to the deficits in associating objects with spatial locations reported here, our results are consistent with recent reports assessing the role of the LEC.

We found that response learners, compared with spatial learners, reported significantly more use of substances such as tobacco and cannabis and had double the lifetime consumption of alcohol.

It is our hope that the topological and spatial features reported in this study may complement and steer the current experimental approaches.