The phrase "annual time steps" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to planning, modeling, or analysis where time is divided into yearly intervals.
Example: "The simulation was run using annual time steps to assess the long-term impacts of climate change."
Alternatives: "yearly time intervals" or "annual intervals."
With optimized parameters, the estimates of GPP, RE, net ecosystem production and water vapor fluxes were significantly improved compared with the measurements at daily and annual time steps.
Disturbance events may occur on annual time steps such that forests become net emitters of C [18] over a relatively short period of time.
Thus, we filter away both pixels that do not have any signal and pixels that do not show any difference when demeaned between annual time steps.
The model was run at annual time steps per hectare.
Events in our model occur in discrete annual time steps.
Between annual time steps (y and y + 1), mature individuals reproduce.
We refined a landscape disturbance and succession (LANDIS) model to operate on an annual time step and to simulate altered fire regimes in a southern California Mediterranean landscape.
For the purposes of this study, the indicators were demonstrated using long-term, spatially distributed model simulations with an annual time step.
On an annual time step ETref significantly (P < 0.05) and inversely correlated to precipitation and RH, and significantly and positively correlated to Tmax, Tavg, VPD, Rs, and Rn.
Using dense (~ annual) Landsat time series (LTS), we can now characterize vegetation change over large areas at an annual time step and at the spatial grain of anthropogenic disturbance.
Zero-inflated negative binomial (ZINB) regression was used to model the spatial diffusion of the number of car-sharing members in Québec City from 1996 (two years after its inauguration) to 2008 at the local scale, with an annual time step.
