Sentence examples for changes derived from from inspiring English sources
The temporal changes seen by InSAR data corresponded well with, but largely supplemented, the changes derived from Landsat data.
A similar method could be used to compare copy number changes derived from SNP intensities between multiple datasets.
Landscape changes derived from historical events have affected the demographic history of the populations of this species.
Two approaches are introduced to estimate annual changes derived from periodic data: the so-called logging factor method and the growth factor method.
As we did before, we can formally decompose the total change in labor income inequality into changes derived from wages and from hours worked.
Our results compare favorably with those from surveys of sand boils and aerial photography, showing that surface changes derived from SAR data are associated with soil liquefaction.
Energy changes, deriving from thermodynamic considerations, are particularly important.
These changes derive from the discovery of new fossils, new data sets, new phylogenetic analytical techniques, and different taxonomic philosophies.
Hallucinations may be produced by chemical changes deriving from internal metabolic disturbances that are otherwise engendered inside of the body, or that originate from outside of the body.
The anatomical changes deriving from an increase of both area and length of root hair favour bacteria association with root surface.
To determine whether the observed male wing shape changes derive from uniform changes or localized changes in size and shape, we divided forewings into sections using landmarks along the length (A-P) and width (P-D) axes (Fig. 2A).
