Sentence examples for based on daily temperature from inspiring English sources

The I87 FWI was based on daily temperature, wind speed, relative humidity and soil water content.

It simulates daily malaria transmission and infection rates based on daily mean temperature and 10-day accumulated precipitation.

Here, other than some weak evidence of strongest effects on cardio-respiratory morbidity on the warmest days (>30°), generally, more pronounced differential effects were observed across cold-warm months rather than across cold-warm days (based on daily mean temperature).

For each climate model and SRES combination, the projected change in heat wave frequency and length based on daily maximum temperature at the grid cell covering Chicago was analyzed for the 20-year period 2081 2100 compared with present day.

The average monthly temperature during month m in area k (T km ) was modeled using a truncated normal distribution; μ was the average temperature of each month for each year (based on daily average temperatures obtained from MARS-Agri4cast), and σ was the standard deviation, and the 1st and 99th percentile values were the lower and upper bounds of the distribution, respectively.

The spatial synoptic classification (SSC) is a semiautomatic classification scheme calculated based on daily observations of temperature, dew point, wind, pressure, and cloud cover at an individual station.

Monthly mean temperature and monthly total precipitation of the sampling sites were simulated by Mountain Climate Simulator (MTCLIM, version 4.3; School of Forestry, University of Montana, Bozeman) based on daily maximum and minimum temperature and precipitation of base station (Thornton et al., 1997; Dang et al., 2009).

This software computes site-specific weather statistics based on daily minimum and maximum temperatures, precipitation and solar radiation.

We constructed different indicators of temperature exposure based on daily minimum, maximum, and mean LST, as well as the temperature amplitudes (difference between maximum and minimum).

The authors compared seven temperature measures: maximum, mean, and minimum temperature; maximum, mean, and minimum apparent temperature; and the Humidex, based on daily data for 107 U.S. cities during 1987–2000.

Monitoring is based on daily assessment of the clinical profile including body temperature, and chest X-ray on the tenth day from treatment inception in those with favourable treatment course.