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The multivariate regression analysis among the studied variables and the data of anomalies deriving from chromatid predivison, mixed predivision, chromosomal predivision and aneuploidy of each single chromosome were analyzed by means of stepwise regression analysis.
Surface temperature anomalies derived from remote sensing data (MODIS) were calculated using a reference period of 2001 2014.
Scale-dependent relations of vegetation dynamics are investigated in this study by using emergent biophysical characteristics obtained through a predictive multidimensional model of vegetation anomalies derived from remote-sensing observations.
Across-track, surface geostrophic velocity anomalies, derived from the X-TRACK along-track sea level anomalies are compared with the near surface current vector components from moored ADCP observations at mid shelf.
In addition, anomalies derived from thickness maps (Fig. 18) are likewise integrated with isochrones and stratigraphy.
The dark blue line indicates the calculated gravity anomalies derived from the preferred seismic model (Fig. 7(a)).
For the deeper section, the anomalies derived from the odd and even subsets do not match, indicating the important role of the random factor.
Temporal evolution of zonally averaged temperature anomalies derived from satellite observations and averaged between 70 and 90 N. The grey area indicates missing data.
During the production of EGM2008, the gravity anomalies derived from DTM2006.0 are considered for the reference field (Pavlis et al. 2012).
As shown in Fig. 3, the highly nonlinear 1.6 μm curve, with increasing steepness at high temperature, indicates that the 1.6 μm wave band preferentially reflects thermal anomalies derived from areas with high temperatures, such as those of more than several hundred degrees C, even if these areas account for only small portions of the surface within the pixel (Wooster and Rothery 1997).
Anomalies derived from imprinted genes are often manifested as developmental and neurological disorders during early development and as cancer later in life [ 2- 5].
