Sentence examples for using a spatial model from inspiring English sources

Habitat capability for the northern spotted owl (Strix occidentalis caurina) is computed using a spatial model, and reported as an output of the forest plan.

We tested whether the occurrence of pecky rice damage caused by the sorghum plant bug Stenotus rubrovittatus (Hemiptera: Miridae), a major rice pest in Japan, could be predicted using a spatial model based on land use data.

Furthermore, in our analyses of plot α-diversity using a spatial model (Table S2), we corrected the estimated coefficients for spatial autocorrelation that might reflect a missing and spatially autocorrelated environmental variable.

The aims of this work were: i) to assess the advantage for the predictive ability when using a spatial model for phenotypic analysis, ii) to compare stage-wise approaches for GP when the data are weakly connected across years, and iii) to compare AIC and GP-CV as methods of selection of models for phenotypic data analysis towards GP in rye.

A previous simulation study suggested that health effect estimates were less biased when the community-level ambient average was estimated using a spatial model rather than the simple arithmetic mean of data from monitors in each community, as we did for the present study (Peng and Bell 2010).

Because the overall impact of an invasive species depends on its areal extent, we used a spatial model of earthworm spread to calculate the total predicted change in C storage at the landscape-level following earthworm invasions in northeastern Alberta.

The methodology uses a spatial model calibrated on the basis of limited soil sampling and explanatory covariables related to soil-forming factors, developed from readily available secondary information from accessible areas.

To conduct their study, the researchers used a spatial model of marsh morphodynamics into which they incorporated recently published observations from field experiments on marsh vegetation response to varying levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide.

We used a spatial model to estimate transport costs.

To study RNA silencing and viral infection in a tissue we use a spatial model.

Burns et al. (2015) also reference work by Ward et al. (2006), who used a spatial model to predict household carpet dust levels of agricultural pesticides.