Sentence examples for subnational scale from inspiring English sources

Here, we propose and test a new approach for identifying high deforestation risk areas, appropriate for national and subnational scale REDD+ activity planning and intervention.

But at the subnational scale, travel times had risen in certain rural, sparsely populated departments, while decreasing in others.

However, there are been few spatial-temporal analyses of the impact of the 1918 influenza pandemic at a subnational scale [ 21- 26].

Spatially explicit Bayesian modeling techniques were used to explore relationships between serological indicators at population level and explanatory environmental variables, to predict estimated endemicity levels at subnational scale.

It involves 20 geodatasets on national scales and six on subnational scales.

The lack of studies about RFA-LM under such conditions and its use preferentially at subnational scales and areas with low number of rain gauge stations, or based on grid data, may be explained by the fact that the most difficult, less robust, and most subjective stage of RFA-LM is the delineation of homogeneous regions.

Applying results to subnational scales could be inappropriate because national averages summarise over considerable heterogeneity.

REDD+ efforts at the subnational or national scale will confront these sampling and analytic challenges for forests on steep slopes or other complex terrain.

The objective of this approach and an experimental household livelihood security index is not national or even large-scale subnational crosscomparison.

Airborne LiDAR can now successfully map forest carbon stocks at high-resolution at subnational to national scales at high accuracy and extremely low cost on a per-hectare basis if operated non-commercially; hundreds of thousands of hectares can be mapped per day at accuracies that approach or match field plot based sampling [24, 25].

Furthermore, because of the variation in prevalence throughout the world, studies will need to address patterns at national, subnational, and local scales.