The study, led by scientists at ETH Zurich in Switzerland, examined ice loss on all 4,000 glaciers in the Alps using new computer models that combine ice flow and melt processes, as well as observational data collected in recent decades.
Park believes this will not only support the agency's public health goals, but could catalyze new business opportunities, much like the release of weather and GPS data did in recent decades.
Now, using satellite data gathered in recent decades, Sheffield and his colleagues have reconstructed climate and estimated those parameters as far back as 1948.
By poring through seismic data gathered in recent decades, researchers might gain insight into whether and how changing climate has influenced long-term trends in the storm-induced waviness of Earth's oceans.
12, 16 Further data published in recent decades indicate that low bone mineral density is a strong and independent predictor of all-cause mortality, including cardiovascular mortality.
Epidemiologic and genetic data collected in recent decades have indicated that sheep carrying the PrPC-encoding ARR haplotype only are resistant to natural TSE infections, whereas those carrying the homozygous VRQ or ARQ haplotypes are highly susceptible.
These empirical realities are underpinned by scientific data showing that in recent decades, the oceans have warmed rapidly, the ice sheets are melting and the weather is more extreme, and experts believe that greenhouse gases from human activity are behind it.
Computational methods, which analyze gene regulatory interactions on a genome-wide scale from high-throughput biological data, have flourished in recent decades [ 12- 14].
While much work has been done to improve the accuracy of data collection during conflict in recent decades, the challenges of obtaining accurate data are still acknowledged [ 44– 44].
Our ability to analyse seasonality in time series data has improved substantially in recent decades, with more robust and flexible statistical models now available to capture the complexities of the data [ 13].
