Sentence examples for spatially comprehensive from inspiring English sources

Our study is the first to observe forest phenology in a spatially comprehensive, whole-ecosystem way, yet with fine enough spatial resolution to describe organism-level correlates and scaling phenomena.

The continuous record of fish density and habitat features made possible a spatially comprehensive analysis of fish-habitat associations at several spatial scales, ranging from tens of kilometres to less than 1 m.

Today, forest scenario analyses often require spatially comprehensive data.

However, both approaches only provide spatially comprehensive information but no information about internal conditions or vice versa.

In contrast, authors such as Fausch et al. (2002) and Wiens (2002) proposed applying existing quantitative, spatially comprehensive ecology and landscape ecology methods to rivers.

This study showed that spatially comprehensive surveys can be conducted with towed camera systems and without the need for sediment grab samples.

Satellite synthetic aperture radar (SAR) data can provide detailed and spatially-comprehensive ground information, and an interferometric SAR (InSAR) enables us to measure ground deformation with high precision (e.g., Massonnet and Feigl, 1998; Bügmann et al., 2000).

The State of Iowa, USA provides a specific example where agriculture is highly developed and functions in a highly modified, human-dominated landscape; yet, few spatially explicit, comprehensive, and consistent data are available from which to assess change.

Matrix assisted laser desorption/ionization mass spectrometry imaging (MALDI-MSI) of tissue samples is a powerful technique that allows for spatially resolved, comprehensive and specific characterization of hundreds of unknown molecular species (proteins, peptides, lipids or metabolites) in situ in a single molecular imaging experiment [ 4].

For each environmental factor on our wish-list we therefore sought data that were spatially contiguous, comprehensive across the UK and centred around 2001, to correspond with the decennial census which would be our source of denominator data for subsequent testing of the summary measure's utility.

Spatially inclusive and comprehensive indicator maps were calculated for the entire country (83,872 km2).