Sentence examples for data availability by from inspiring English sources
Owing to limitations of data availability by government authorities, freely available spatial data (30 × 30 m ASTER DEM, 30 × 30 m Landsat TM, Harmonized World Soil Database (FAO/IIASA/ISRIC/ISS-CAS/JRC 2009, combined with a digital soil mapping procedure) were mainly used to get information about the basic landscape pattern.
Then, this is also a need to have binding mechanisms e.g. required data management plans, better linkage between the research data and scientific publication with enforcement of data availability by journals, but also sustainable plans for making data available, where open access to data is formally a part of the research budget.
The proposed method aims to evaluate capacity and utilisation rates of complex interconnected rail networks at different geographical scales (coverage) and according to data availability, by analysing jointly all the components of the system (i.e. stations and lines) in order to identify critical or weak points (i.e. bottlenecks).
There was a significant difference (P<0.001) in data availability by stroke (65% vs 53%), CHD (67% vs 51%), aspirin prescription (71% vs 47%), COX-2 inhibitors (76% vs 52%) and other NSAIDs (68% vs 45% data not shown).
Clearly, some of the overall results are thus driven by data availability and by the values of available components.
For the assessment, focus is set on the early stage of the brownfield redevelopment process, which is characterized by limited data availability and by flexibility in land use planning and development scope.
This analysis was limited by partial data availability and by heterogeneity in the information sources accessed.
This is in part driven by ever-plummeting costs of technology required to crunch data, by ever expanding data availability, and by the success of data science in financial operations.
Data availability varies by country and year.
Data availability varies by state (depending on how far back individual state's data archives reached at the time they joined the LED program).
The proposed algorithm is flexible and robust against decreased data availability caused by clouds and Landsat 7 missing lines, therefore having a high potential for being applied in other landscapes in future studies.
