Sentence examples for using a spatial analysis from inspiring English sources

Hydrological risks are modeled for each sub-watershed using a spatial analysis.

Using a spatial analysis of cultural diversity, employed in only a few studies to date (Longhi 2013; Ottaviano and Peri 2006; Pischke and Velling 1997), we found the positive effect of diversity on weekly wages based on country of birth as reported in studies to be limited by the estimator type used.

Geographic population structure was assessed using a spatial analysis of molecular variance SAMOVA 1.0 [ 89, 90].

Future work will quantify the link between the presence of oocysts in the soil and the seroprevalence of exposed households using a spatial analysis.

Our future work will be directed towards building quantitative factors measuring the presence of oocysts in the soil and towards quantifying the link between these factors and the seroprevalence of exposed households using a spatial analysis.

In another study, Joost et al. (2007) combined molecular data with geographical information systems (GIS) and environmental variables to detect regions of the genome under natural selection using a spatial analysis method.

We compiled a comprehensive database of fishing effort metrics and the corresponding spatial limits of fisheries and used a spatial analysis program (FEET) to map fishing effort density (measured as boat-meters per km2) in the coastal zones of six ocean regions.

The results derived from morphological analysis are then subject to a post-correction process using a spatial arrangement analysis, in order to further mitigate the misclassification issues arising from the morphological analysis.

Using a spatial Fourier analysis of the 1-D Implicit Monte Carlo (IMC) equations that are linearized about an equilibrium solution, we show that the IMC equations are unconditionally stable (undamped perturbations do not exist) if α, the IMC time-discretization parameter, satisfies 0.5 < α ⩽ 1.

We investigated spatial genetic structure (SGS) at level (3) within estuaries using a spatial autocorrelation analysis [ 87].

Firstly, it is the first study to examine the spatial distribution of suicide in Queensland at a LGA level using a spatial cluster analysis approach.