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However, Sander (1986) proposed a method to estimate the ratio of transmissivity and storativity from decline analysis using streamflow data that provides a useful reference when researchers are seeking for the relationship between productivity and fracturing network parameters.

Although kriging produces the interpolation with the best unbiased predictor (Cressie 1990), the transformation of the data that provides a normal distribution theoretically ensures that the interpolation follows the best predictor among all unbiased predictions, not only the weighted averages (ESRI 2005, p. 201).

This study contributes perhaps more especially to newcomers to the field and doctoral students, by putting forward a review of the literature, based on empirical bibliometric data, that provides a grasp of the past developments to the current state of development of the discipline.

Elevation data are a critical input to these models that guide the flood-wave across the landscape allowing the computation of valuable engineering specific data that provides a better understanding of flooding impacts on structures, debris movement, bed scour, and direction.

Bootstrap analysis is a method of resampling the original sequence data that provides a measure of reliability of phylogenetic trees.

Research strongly benefits from accessible data that provides a valuable resource for comparative and novel studies (Campbell, 2009).

This is done by comparing with the TOPEX data that provides an indepentent and precise vertical TEC determination over the oceans (at the level of few TECU) which provides a way of validating the GIM's.

The final assembly is based on 176.8 Mb of 454 draft data that provides an average 36× coverage of the genome and 3,553 Mb of Illumina draft data that provides an average 790× coverage of the genome.

Found on the banks of the proto-Thames at Happisburgh, Norfolk, the tools were associated with sediments rich in environmental data that provided a clear picture of the climate during the Early Pleistocene, when Britain was connected to mainland Europe by a land bridge.

These data are compared with the available data that provide a potential idea about the target horizons.

The motive of this study is to provide an efficient way to choose the best suitable distance metric to cluster the series of counts data that provide a better clustering result.