Sentence examples for data that covers from inspiring English sources
The CMAP dataset, which is global precipitation data that covers the ocean, are derived by merging rain gauge observations, five different satellite estimates, and numerical model outputs.
Using longitudinal data that covers publications in high-impact journals between 1970 and 2005, they measure the evolution of inequality in terms of the distribution of "scientific success".
The study uses a volume of 3D seismic-reflection data that covers 458 km2 and straddle Rivers and Imo state, well logs, biostratigraphic, biofacies and paleobathymetry data.
The study uses a volume of 3D seismic reflection data that covers 485-km2, well-log, checkshot and high-resolution biostratigraphic data.
Present investigation showed that for successful batch sorber design, equilibrium data with partial isotherm is not sufficient, instead equilibrium data that covers complete isotherm is required.
For example, businesses need detailed attribution data that covers the "10, 20, 30 touches" where someone interacted with a business' marketing before they became a paying customer.
The report was based on nationwide loan data that covered a five-year span.
Using tree ring data that covered 900 years of drought history, Cook led a team of researchers to look at drought across different regions in the Mediterranean.
Dr Michael Ashenden, one of the experts used by the Sunday Times to analyse the data that covered a period from 2001 to 2012, told the committee the IAAF had been "simply overwhelmed" by the scale of the problem.
So, for the new study, scientists from the University of South Carolina and other institutions turned to Cooper Clinic data that covered the same patients over the course of at least six years and three checkups.
Adam Sacks, managing director of Oxford Economics, the firm that prepared the U.S. Travel Association report, said the results confirmed the bottom-line value of business travel using government data that covered 14 economic sectors over 13 years, a broad review of related research and surveys of corporate executives and business travelers.
