Sentence examples for better understand changes in from inspiring English sources
Some utilities have invested millions of dollars in smart meter programs to automate meter reading closely and monitor power usage to better understand changes in load.
To better understand changes in consumer online behavior, our new research revisits impacts of the billboard effect through the use of available data resources.
In the field of vibration-based damage detection of concrete structures efficient damage models are needed to better understand changes in the vibration properties of cracked structures.
More recent studies have thus focused on "artificial ageing" of organic matter and cells to better understand changes in their biosignatures and subsequent detectability in such contexts19,20,21,22,23,24.
This research is laying the groundwork for future in-depth investigations into REQ and NVT processes, how they respond to active tectonics, and how to use these phenomena to better understand changes in fault zone properties preceding larger earthquakes.
The purpose of the present study was to measure microscale boundary mode friction of the articular cartilage surface in an in vivo experimental model to better understand changes in cartilage surface friction in early OA.
Finally, we discuss how these five concepts might be used to integrate social-ecological resilience and geomorphology to better understand change in, and inform governance of, SESs.
Our proposed modeling framework will help to better monitor and understand changes in vegetation phenology at scales yet unexplored by the phenological community.
The results suggest that synergistic use of thermal and VNIR data will help us to better identify and understand changes in the Earth surface system, and reduce uncertainties in estimating their magnitudes and trends.
"It would be better to install electronic sensors" to understand changes in cave microclimates, Mr. Kerbo said in a telephone interview.
Work conducted concurrently in animal models may also allow us to better understand how changes in WBC DNA methylation in response to environmental stimuli correlate to changes in target tissues/cells that are not readily accessible, such as brain regions.
