Sentence examples for collected occurrence from inspiring English sources

We collected occurrence data on introduced and naturalized predators and herbivores at 227 plots stratified by substrate and fire age class across a study area of 700×400 km.

To inform land managers of trends on protected landscapes and identify potential conservation strategies, we collected occurrence data for five wetland-breeding amphibian species in four national parks in the U.S. Rocky Mountains during 2002 2011.

For each patient the following clinical data were collected: occurrence of symptoms related to the carotid disease, that is, transient ischemic attack (TIA) and stroke, association with chronic ischemic cardiopathy, chronic obstructive bronchopneumonia and/or chronic renal failure, smoke, diabetes, dyslipidemia, and therapy with acetylsalicylic acid or statins.

There are legitimate reasons for this to be so:  it is easier to look back upon the truth than to figure it out as it happens, there being a lag between each day's collected occurrences and one's chance to learn of and evaluate them.

Table 1 shows the collected cumulative occurrence frequency for given velocity versus inter-vehicle distances and corresponding fitted normal distribution parameters, where h indicates the inter-vehicle distance and v denotes the speed.

Methods: Data from 11 cohorts were collected, and occurrence of a first stroke was evaluated.

Nested case-control studies with biomarkers of saturated fat intake (such as erythrocyte or adipose tissue) collected before occurrence of disease, though few in number, consistently found that people with highest levels of exposure to saturated fat were at increased risk of CHD mortality, total CHD, and type 2 diabetes, and these methods of exposure measurement are less subject to bias.

This study used retrospectively collected data; occurrences of AEs, treatment modifications, and outcome may have been underreported.

For each gene symbol, we collected all occurrences in PDQ trial documents based on simple string matching.

For example, a growing number of research projects engage continent-wide networks of volunteers ('citizen-scientists') to collect species occurrence data.

To address these two issues, we propose an execution plan-based estimation which collects the occurrence of each object in a time sliding window.