Sentence examples for In each typology from inspiring English sources

However, trends are different in each typology; while richness is stable in alpine lakes, it drops for coastal lagoons, ponds and karstic lakes.

Each LE was classified accordingly into one of the two categories in each typology, except nine which were classified in only one LE typology (e.g. "Being hospitalized for illness or injury" was undesirable but was not classified in the 'family' typology because it was neutral with regard to that particular typology).

During data charting, a set of types of studies emerged, and we developed a typology (see Table  3) to assist with article sorting and structuring information for the reader.> The results presented in each typology category are detailed in Tables  4, 5, 6, 7 and 8.

The limits of resistance for each typology, in case of regular and irregular buildings, are provided.

b) Make the "park" part of NYCHA's 20th century "towers-in-a-park" typology actual Parks.

In each case, a unique typology of land cover and aquatic resources was developed and relevant economic valuation studies were queried in order to assign estimates of ecosystem service values to each category in the typology.

Summary measures of the outcome measures (frequencies and proportions) were calculated for patients in each of the typologies.

The motivation for the study is to provide a state of the art review of the field in order to guide new descriptions and draw implications for further research in functional language typology, in general, and systemic typology, in particular.

As the focus was on welfare state regimes, 21 countries classified either in Ferrera's typology or in the Eastern welfare state type were included in the analyses.

The expected insurance premium is evaluated for each structural typology in each Italian municipality, taking into account also the maximum coverage and the insurance excess systems.

We took account of the national health system in each country, using a typology based on the national economic level and the extent of state responsibility for the provision and organisation of health services [ 24].