Sentence examples for analyzing long term from inspiring English sources

The 'Human Appropriation of Net Primary Production HANPPPP, Haberl et al., 2007; Martinez-Alier, 2004) is excellently suited for analyzing long term changes in land systems, and to explore the relative importance of land cover change versus land use intensification (Erb et al., 2013; Kuemmerle et al., 2013; Krausmann et al., 2013).

As pointed out, further clinical studies of higher scientific quality analyzing long term application and clinical outcomes are needed to support evidence for the use of silymarin in different types of chronic liver disease.

Analyzing long-term data of the global average thermospheric total mass density derived from satellite orbital drag, Yamazaki et al.

Johnston realized that she might be able to resolve this paradox by analyzing long-term data about wild sheep living on an island off Scotland's coast.

Heat flow values had been obtained at some of the seep sites by analyzing long-term records of sediment temperature profiles (Goto et al. 2008).

The classification results demonstrated that the proposed combined wavelet/RNN approach can be useful in analyzing long-term Doppler signals for early recognition of arterial diseases.

The obtained results demonstrated that the proposed RNNs employing the Lyapunov exponents can be useful in analyzing long-term EEG signals for early detection of the electroencephalographic changes.

Aside from that, another aim is to provide a wide range of possibilities for describing and analyzing long-term developments in educational pathways within theoretically coordinated dimensions, the so-called pillars of the NEPS.

By analyzing long-term variations of the 3D anisotropies observed with Nagoya MD and NMs on yearly basis, Munakata et al. (2014) confirmed that the perpendicular component including the NS anisotropy increases with GCR rigidity.

We found a recurring seismic velocity decrease associated with small earthquake swarms experienced in 2007 in a geothermal area in Kyushu, southwestern Japan, by analyzing long-term changes in the autocorrelation function (ACF) of seismic noise.

For conventional well testing which is carried out over several days or several weeks, reservoir properties are usually assumed to be constant, but this assumption is often not valid for analyzing long-term transient pressure data acquired from a permanent down-hole gauge, which can record down-hole transient pressure data for several years.