Sentence examples for capture variability from inspiring English sources
We established a method to reduce capture variability and incorporated indexing schemes to increase sample throughput.
Stochastic simulations are able to capture variability in the experiments associated with the varying pump injection rate.
In particular, on-farm studies conducted over multiple years that capture variability across the landscape are rare.
Remote-sensing using field-based sensors enable ecologists to capture variability that must be measured to test hypotheses about small-scale processes.
However all existing paleoclimate reconstructions that extend into the pre-industrial period are based on land-based proxies or tropical marine proxies15,16,17,18 and so there is concern that they may not fully capture variability in the AMO that has its largest amplitude and impact over the extra-tropical North Atlantic Ocean4,8,14.
The Mann et al. and Gray et al. time series are based, for the most part, on terrestrial proxies and so there is concern that they may not fully capture variability in the AMO that has its primary expression over the North Atlantic Ocean4.
Moreover, by releasing particles every 5 days during this 20 year period, our analysis adequately captured variability within the circulation regime.
We develop a new indicator for FIT strength that captures variability in tariff size, contract duration, digression rate, and electricity price and production cost to estimate the resulting return on investment.
Hence, we assume that the state-level dummy would be sufficient for capturing variability across villages.
Findings were similar between CV-FG with each cognitive test score at year 30 and when we used an alternative measure of variability (ARV-FG) that captures variability in successive FG values.
Second, stage 2 of the AOD model contributes only 3% to total captured variability in PM2.5 as judged by adjusted R values, whereas stage 2 of the non-AOD model contributes 10% to the total captured variability in PM2.5 concentrations.
