Recently compiled records from river systems worldwide have shed much light on this subject, particularly records of terrace sequences, although other types of fluvial archive can be equally informative.
Researchers compiled records from tree rings, ice cores, corals, and other sources to conclude that warming from rising levels of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases this century has overwhelmed all other factors influencing climate.
Poring over the scientific literature and contributing field results of their own, they compiled records of organisms from around the world and dating back 540 million years--most of the history of multicellular life.
Though the MCIR compiles records from >95% of primary care providers serving children throughout the state,[ 21] one practice reported that it did not consistently use the MCIR.
The procedure was unsuccessful, and Ms. Lam went into shock, her blood pressure dropping, according to the notice of claim, which was compiled using records from Harlem Hospital.
Using methodically compiled call records from the six months leading up to the assassination, the prosecution alleged that the accused had started monitoring Hariri from the day he quit as prime minister on 20 October 2004.
The notion that public records are limited by a built-in assumption of "practical obscurity" was first advanced by the Supreme Court in a case denying a reporter's request for an F.B.I. rap sheet that compiled conviction records from several states because it would constitute an unwarranted invasion of privacy.
For each of the 782 species of endemic plants and animals, we compiled locality records from an exhaustive search of specimen records in 81 local and international natural history collections and herbaria, published records, and for birds and mammals only, observational data.
The second project is to describe the demise and slow rebuilding of whale stocks around New Zealand through the HMAP World Whaling Project, which is updating and compiling catch records from nineteenth-century whaling by American, French, British, and colonial (for example, Tasmanian) pelagic whaling fleets.
The study was based on data from the SMBR, 1990 to 1999, compiled from records through standardized sets of questionnaire completed at all antenatal care clinics and delivery units in Sweden, as well as during paediatric examinations of newborn infants.
The dataset examined in this investigation was compiled from records of conventional, univariate process sensors collected over several years of production of one intermediate enzyme product.
