Sentence examples for derived across from inspiring English sources

NDVI values from 26 years of pre- and post-monsoon season Landsat imagery were derived across Yuma Proving Ground (YPG), a region covering 3,367 km2 of semiarid landscapes in southwestern Arizona, USA.

As shown in our heatmap demonstration, information distributions can be derived across a number of fusion factors to inform the best options for human testing.

In order to ensure "testing the universality of the results derived across scales", thousands of cladograms and a few dozen "intraspecific phylogenies" were compiled in [5].

To develop a disturbance data layer that is relevant and comparable across the conterminous United States we utilized data that were consistently derived across large geographical/regional scales [31].

They were also derived across a larger extent than our study regions, so only 37 classes were analyzed in the upper north east and 40 in the lower north east.

Our analysis is based on a thorough data set of more than 5000 interspecific phylogenies and a sample of 67 intraspecific phylogenies (see Text S1), thereby testing the universality of the results derived across scales.

Although Equation 19 is derived for across-population genomic prediction, this formula can also be applied to estimate the accuracy of multi population genomic prediction for which one of the reference populations is the population of the selection candidates.

The tendency is especially clear, if almost a little obvious, in the work of Kelley Walker, who plants bright little digitally derived shapes across color photographs of train wrecks and other urban catastrophes and a cracked and crumpled car windshield.

We used a computer simulation to quantify the frequency of hybrid speciation, as well as the genetic integrity of derived lineages, across a range of parameter values for the strength of fertility and ecological selection, and the degree of geographical isolation between populations.

Oryza accessions from Genbank used to define ancestral vs derived mutations across the 25 chloroplast variable sites.

However, since there are no intermediate morphologies among Circum-Arctic and Central American skulls, it is likely that the spread of the highly derived morphology across Circum-Arctic environments is a circumscribed dispersal process operating from Asia to the Americas (and vice versa?), rather than a loss of variation in South America due to the passage across the Isthmus of Panama.