Sentence examples for based on monitoring data from inspiring English sources

In this paper, an implemented solar process heat system is methodically analyzed based on monitoring data and simulations with a validated model.

In this paper, the temperature field and its changing process of a typical RCTS at Siping site along HDPDL were discussed based on monitoring data.

The report — based on monitoring data collected by the federal government's Adoption and Foster Care Analysis and Reporting System, National Youth in Transition Database and American Community Survey — calls for extension of care so that foster care youth can continue receiving education,financial assistance and access to guidance programs after they turn 18.

Based on monitoring data from the Qinghai-Tibet Testing Expressway (QTTE) in the Beiluhe Basin on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, we investigated the deformation mechanism of an expressway embankment in a typical warm and ice-rich permafrost region.

The answer to this question can guide the architect in choosing and discarding variants based on monitoring data.

Fruits of this research were unveiled earlier this year when it was announced that the decision to launch Cherry Sprite as a new flavor was based on monitoring data collected from the latest generation of self-service soft drinks fountains, which allow customers to mix their own drinks.

This paper is the second of two papers that describe the modeling and design of a building-integrated photovoltaic thermal (BIPV/T) system thermally coupled with a ventilated concrete slab (VCS) adopted in a prefabricated, two-storey detached, low energy solar house and their performance assessment based on monitored data.

This paper is the first of two papers that describe the modeling, design, and performance assessment based on monitored data of a building-integrated photovoltaic-thermal (BIPV/T) system thermally coupled with a ventilated concrete slab (VCS) in a prefabricated, two-storey detached, low energy solar house.

Our primary aim is therefore to demonstrate how simulation techniques can be employed to investigate when and if it might be better to use data from a CTM rather than as often happens in practice, aggregating over grids and using average pollution values based on monitor data.

Several studies assessed PM2.5 exposure based on monitoring network data and remote sensing data; we preferentially chose estimates based on monitoring network data because this assessment method was more common across all studies, which could potentially reduce the heterogeneity between studies in this meta-analysis.

First, in the previous studies, air pollution information was based on monitoring station data that included both the target communities and surrounding areas, but was not based on individual houses.