This arrangement of the cells facilitates the visual emergence of weekly, monthly, and annual patterns in the data.
We specifically analyzed the spatial variability in seasonal and annual patterns in the Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI), surface temperature (Ts) and albedo from five Landsat ETM images.
Annual or seasonal variation in the chronophysiology and balance of gastro-aggressive and gastro-defensive processes of the GIT has yet to be explored, whereas annual patterns in acute GIT conditions have often been reported.
It is clear that the obtained time series did not stabilize during the year, and shows a clear annual pattern in the moving average time series.
The temporal characteristics of the optimum process noise parameters for each site coordinate component at specific sites indicated a clear annual pattern in the tropospheric gradient parameter for the horizontal components.
The temporal characteristics of the optimum process noise parameters for each site coordinate component at specific sites showed a clear annual pattern in the tropospheric gradient parameter of the horizontal components.
Moreover, the parabolic relationship between sedentariness and the time between detections suggests an annual pattern in which sixgills are sedentary at specific locations for weeks at a time, move slowly away to a second core area after about six months, and then return to the original core area at the same time each year.
The time series of daily death counts from 1992 through 2007 show a clear annual pattern in daily death counts, with peaks in winter and dips in summer, and an increasing trend in numbers of deaths during the study period.
Thus, the present investigation explores the annual pattern in severe acute PUD requiring hospitalization, in relation to patient's sex, age, type of lesion (GU or DU), disease complications, and (fatal/nonfatal) outcome using the large-scale hospital discharge database maintained for the Emilia Romagna Region (RER) of Italy.
The present study, which is based on 27,000 hospital admissions, reveals an annual pattern in the hospital admission of severe PUD independent of patient sex, age, type of lesion (GU or DU), main complication (hemorrhage or perforation), and final outcome (fatal vs. non-fatal).
Chronobiological analysis involving the approximation of the fundamental 1 yr and up to three additional harmonics identified a significant annual pattern in PUD characterized by three main peaks (September-October, January-February, and April-May) for the entire sample of admissions (p = 0.035).
