Sentence examples for controls the occurrence from inspiring English sources
Satellite data provides quick and useful baseline information about the parameters and/or variables which controls the occurrence and movement of groundwater, such as macro and micro topography, geology, lithology, stratigraphy, structural controls (palaeo and neo-tectonics), geomorphology, soil types, land use/cover and geological lineaments (Das 1994).
Additionally, while Wech and Bartlow ([2014]) suggested the hypothesis that the slip rate controls the occurrence of LFTs, this study is not capable of validating their hypothesis because SSE slip rate could not be estimated due to the limited temporal resolution in the low signal-to-noise ratio dataset.
The aim of this study was to investigate in a large cohort of newly diagnosed dementia patients compared to age- and sex-matched controls the occurrence of pain (and types of diagnoses indicating pain), the prescribing of analgesics (and which agents and formulations) and factors associated with the prescription of analgesics within the incidence year.
Effluent temperatures >53°C were required to control the occurrence of M. avium in the pipeline system.
Biocides and pesticides are designed to control the occurrence of unwanted organisms.
Soil organic matter and pH were the most important soil properties controlling the occurrence of silver ions in soils.
Factors such as proper dynamic conditions also play a very important role in controlling the occurrence of deep convection.
This suggests that the fluid path distribution could have controlled the occurrence of the complex faulting during the 2008 Iwate-Miyagi Nairiku earthquake (Figure 7).
Hence, we should control the occurrence of Hopf bifurcation by combining some bifurcation control strategies, and we leave this as the future work.
The demonstration effect has actually been solved by controlling the occurrence of labor complaints in the analysis of the current period.
These interpretations imply that the MT method can detect elastic heterogeneities that may control the occurrence and magnitude of the large inland earthquakes.
