Sentence examples for data complemented with from inspiring English sources

Tree-ring data, complemented with vegetation analysis, was used to study the avalanche path.

The interpretation of 2D and 3D seismic reflection data complemented with gravity data allows the crustal architecture of the deepwater west Niger Delta passive margin to be defined.

The values of parameters in the model are determined by comparison of the model solutions to published experimental data, complemented with a sensitivity analysis of the fitted parameters.

Our results show that an excellent performance is obtained using very few labelled data complemented with unlabelled data (semi-supervised approach), which motivates the use of weed maps to design site-specific weed control strategies just when farmers implement the early post-emergence weed control.

This retrospective population-based observational study used prospectively collected cardiac arrest registry data complemented with laboratory data.

A Markov model was built based on effectiveness and cost data, complemented with a probabilistic sensitivity analysis.

These data were complemented with data from medical records concerning days in hospital after the stroke and readmittance during the first year after discharge.

Questionnaire data were complemented with data collected for non-respondents and respondents from institutional sites, annual reports, literature review and contacts with key-informers other than the directors of the faculties.

Household survey data are complemented with DSS data, providing information on village characteristics (e.g. village size, presence of a school, presence of a health facility), and with insurance data, providing information on the CHI campaign and overall village enrolment behaviour (e.g. number of sensitisation visits, sensitisation tools applied, enrolment status of village leaders).

The survey data was complemented with register data on household income.

The primary survey data is complemented with secondary data, such as GIS, meteorology, traffic, and land-use.