Sentence examples for assess pattern of from inspiring English sources

Thus, this study attempts to assess pattern of land cover change, paying special attention to the development of MRTS (both metro lines and stations) in the National Capital Territory of Delhi.

To assess pattern of ORs across increasing NT-proBNP values, NT-proBNP values were categorized by the quartile distribution in control subjects.

We have performed a series of population-level studies to assess patterns of care, variations of patient outcomes, and healthcare utilization and accessibility.

To assess patterns of H&N IMRT practice with particular emphasis on elective target delineation.

For this reason, we sought to assess patterns of plant diversity across the entire landscape mosaic.

In this study, we used the complementary approaches of whole brain post-mortem magnetic resonance imaging and quantitative histology to assess patterns of multiple sclerosis pathology.

To assess patterns of spatial overlap between the top predator and mesopredator on each continent, we first mapped the number of predator bounties retrieved from each hunting unit in Arc GIS v10.1 (Environmental Systems Research Institute Inc.: Redlands, CA, USA).

In the waning days of President Barack Obama's second term, his housing secretary produced a regulation requiring states and localities to assess patterns of segregation and make plans to address them, with their federal aid ultimately on the line.

The researchers have also developed a microarray for Rhodococcus a genomics tool that allows scientists to quickly assess patterns of gene expression and are using it to study these metabolicnetworks.

Next, I use a Bayesian hierarchical model to assess patterns of sea surface temperature simultaneously over time and space, finding support for a "universal" curve of temperature response with latitude over the past million years.

Our aim was to assess patterns of larval and post-settlement (i.e. between settlement and recruitment) dispersal at two different spatial scales in a Mediterranean coastal fish (i.e. white sea bream, Diplodus sargus sargus) using otolith chemistry.