Sentence examples for daytime data from inspiring English sources

From these graphs, it is clear that there are gaps in the time-series, which are due mostly to the rejection of daytime data.

On the first day of GRCD administration, 10%to12%2% of overnight data were missing and 15%to16%6% of daytime data were missing, depending on the item.

For more than 12% of total daytime data, the Anyang NmF2 values increase to 30 × 105 el/cm3 suddenly and decrease in one hour.

At the seventh day of administration, missing data increased to 20.4% of overnight data and 21%to22%2% of daytime data; at the last day of diary administration, 26% (overnight) to 27% (daytime) of responses were missing.

This corresponds to to 0.8 3.2, 0.08 2 and 0.2 mmol CO2 mol H2O-1 respectively, but show larger variation as it is 30-min averages based on daytime data only, versus the daily averages reported here (Table 1).

Jaffe and Ray (2007) reported positive trends in O3 concentration at LAV and at YEL in all seasons with growth rates of 0.33 and 0.50 ppb year−1, respectively, based on the analysis of deseasonalized monthly mean O3 concentrations (daytime data only) for the period from 1987 to 2004.

For daytime activity, data was collected on-site in three 2-h blocks between 0800 and 1000, 1100 1300 and 1400 1600 for each pen and for nighttime data was collected on Day 1 in three 1-h blocks between 2200 and 2300, 0000-0100 and 0200-0300.

Enrollment rates (per 100 000) inhabitants were compared by region and mapped for comparison to regional agricultural and daytime temperature data.

Daily minimum and maximum temperatures and night-time and daytime humidity data pertaining to the same period were acquired from the Katugastota and Gannoruwa weather stations.

Only daytime ionospheric sounding data can provide information about the desired 130- to 180-km altitude range.

Combining daytime and nocturnal data dilutes the impact of extreme values on UHI, by up to 50%, and is not useful for design solutions.