Sentence examples for derive changes from inspiring English sources

By analyzing the temperature time series recorded by these devices, Summer and Josh will be able to derive changes in snow depth that would otherwise go unobserved.

In addition, environmental-wide effects shall be measured by using an approach that can derive changes to GHG emissions like life cycle assessment (LCA) [81].

Published data often do not include the required information, but to some extent the key electronics parameters necessary to derive changes in detector characteristics can be measured in situ.

In order to derive changes in AGB and carbon stocks from changes in InSAR height, we need a model describing the relationship.

The effects of the introduction of a food-based GHG emission tax on health are modelled using the DIETRON comparative risk assessment model to derive changes in mortality and identify the number of deaths averted with each scenario.

Second, we used a small set of satellite radar interferograms ('InSAR') to derive change in topography (2000 2009) and thus a topographic estimate of lava volume.

This means that Neanderthals share derived changes with some living humans to the exclusion of others.

Particle size-derived changes in paleobathymetry for the three late Oligocene sequences were between 20 40 and 60 90 m.

Otolith derived changes in mean values of fork length estimated means (Fem), and thereby growth, were assessed from the periods 1982 1989 and 1995 2003, respectively.

In melanoma patients it could be shown that tumor derived changes in the lymph node immune milieu are independent of the existence of lymph node metastases [ 14].

The fifth extended-CCT lineage includes all 4 sampled intron-containing members of the Acanthaceae (Sanchezia, Justicia, Barleria, and Thunbergia), which share derived changes at positions +30, +35, and +54.