Sentence examples for units of geography from inspiring English sources

It could easily be extended to make predictions about smaller units of geography or individuals with a mixed background.

They're the building block of cultural growth in any unit of geography, city or otherwise.

We used the county as the unit of geography rather than the Medicare payment area in order to capture variations in expected payment associated with variations in local treatment patterns.

The unit of geography used in this study is the Lower Layer Super Output Area (LSOA) of the UK census.

Topographically Integrated Geocoding Encoding Reference TIGERR) [ 31] data provides maps and road layers for the U.S. at multiple units of census geography.

EAs (which have subsequently been renamed "Dissemination Areas" since the 2001 census) are the smallest units of census geography aggregation for which data are released, and include an average of 400-700 individuals [ 59].

These neighbourhood deprivation scores are available for lower super output areas (LSOA), a unit of statistical geography defined by the 2001 UK Census.

The addresses at booking and delivery were geocoded based on the address postcode, a unit of postal geography comprising approximately 15 households [ 22].

Since the census block is the smallest unit of census geography, the total number of shares of the endocrinologist for a census block will be the sum of the individual share multiplied by the total number of population Pb in that census block.

While slowing speeds is a good idea, said David Bonilla, senior research fellow at the transport studies unit at Oxford University's School of Geography and the Environment, he maintains that it cannot on its own arrest the emissions growth resulting from today's trade patterns, in which vast amounts of goods are produced in Asia but consumed in Europe or the United States.

A rarity of this study was that it employed the Eastern School of Geography's "landscape units" for Moldova during geospatial data aggregation and spatially enabled regression.