Sentence examples for data were characterised from inspiring English sources

Both data were characterised by a high variability in stand density.

For most quantitative variables, categories of self-reported MWS data were characterised by distinct means of the corresponding measured values.

The model fitted to p-cymene data was characterised by a curvilinear effect of extraction time (main effect, P = 0.04; quadratic effect, P = 0.10) and quadratic effect of salting (P = 0.04) generating a saddle-shaped surface response.

SPOT VGT NDVI data are characterised by higher positive regression slopes over the 8-year period as compared to Terra MODIS and AVHRR GIMMS NDVI data, possibly caused by a change in channels 1 and 2 spectral response functions from SPOT VGT1 to SPOT VGT2 in 2003.

The model best supported by the data was characterised by: (i) the escape of fish aged 0 1 years increasing from approximately 90 to 97% (assumed to be a result of a mandated increase in stretched mesh opening from 25 to 28 mm); (ii) full selectivity among older age groups; (iii) a constant M of 0.52 ± 0.06 yeand1; and (iv) a decline in F between 2004 and 2015.

That is, traffic data is characterised by fairly long inter-arrival times and relatively large PDU sizes, which resembles the action of storing data quite well.

It is easily noticeable that despite a higher number of demanded allocation units, class 3 (data) is characterised by a lower blocking probability than class 2 (voice).

In the Weida catchment, both discharge and nitrate-N concentration data are characterised by high seasonal variability, where higher values occur during the wet period (October April) and lower values are observed during the dry period (May September).

A typical pattern for age-specific fertility rates on recent births from census data is characterised by a right-skewed concave shape showing lowest fertility rates for older ages nearing end of childbearing, lower fertility at the beginning of the reproductive lifespan for the youngest age group 15 19.

Quantitative data are characterised by median and interquartile range (IQR).

Longitudinal data are characterised by repeated observations of the same subjects.