Sentence examples for characterisation of patterns from inspiring English sources

This paper presents a generic, reproducible and integrated characterisation of patterns into one modelling framework.

We show that the characterisation of patterned ground by archaeologists and anthropologists can be very different from that generated by geomorphology, particularly with respect to the spatial scales at which culture/nature questions are posed.

The first part of this work is thus focused on the experimental investigation and characterisation of coverage patterns extracted from the real historical AIS data.

Just a few studies and approaches that may be related to testing (e.g. characterisation of bug patterns for exception handling [6] and AO refactoring supported by regression testing [2]) have handled larger AO systems, though with a different focus if compared to the evaluation we presented in section 'Reuse-centred viewpoint analysis'.

Intermittent monitoring may give false estimates of true exposures, or inadequate characterisation of contamination patterns.

Consequently, prevalence of cervical cancer in industrialised nations cannot be assumed to apply in the developing world; local characterisation of HPV patterns is essential.

This study provides the first characterisation of global patterns of DNA methylation in the fetal rat testis for all currently recognised forms of cytosine methylation during mid to late gestation and provides an insight into the dynamics of remethylation in male rat fetal germ cells.

However, MR imaging can allow better characterisation of the pattern and distribution of LV hypertrophy in HCM than in CT.

Multiple factors related to the representation of geographic phenomenon have been shown to affect characterisation of landscape pattern resulting in spatial uncertainty.

In order to investigate this aspect further we have now undertaken a detailed characterisation of the pattern of muscle involvement in this model, together with a study of the basement membrane changes that accompany the disease process.

Its quantitative approach and the characterisation of methylation pattern make it a useful method in a clinical setting, as shown for CDKN2B [ 7, 28] and MGMT [ 29].