Sentence examples for direct assimilation from inspiring English sources

Direct assimilation of the data might help avoid some of these complications.

Finally, the approach is extended and evaluated for the direct assimilation of HF radar-derived radial velocity components.

Direct assimilation of radial currents extends the range of influence of the data into regions covered by only one HF radar site.

The results indicate that microorganisms can potentially satisfy both C and N requirements through direct assimilation of amino acids depending on the availability of soil C and N.

We prove that the proposed assimilation method, termed direct assimilation, minimizes a variational functional, a generalized version of the one used in the classical Kalman filter.

This conversion procedure may introduce additional observational errors, so we consider that the direct assimilation of SWV or SPD (e.g., Kawabata et al. 2013) is preferable to get more accurate analysis results.

Osseointegration, the direct structural assimilation of bone to an implant, is a topic of particular importance to orthopaedic surgeons.

Even with increased assimilation, direct and indirect effects caused decreases in the growth and lipid (fatty acid) content of A. aquaticus with relative effect sizes between 10 and 40%.

The photorespiratory nitrogen cycle in C3 plants involves a considerable diversion of carbon and nitrogen away from the direct pathways of assimilation [ 1, 2].

The photorespiratory nitrogen cycle in C3 plants involves an extensive diversion of carbon and nitrogen away from the direct pathways of assimilation.

Although recent studies with organisms such as microbes demonstrate genotypic variation are sufficient (Levy and Siegal 2008; Avelar et al. 2013; Ho and Zhang 2014) and additional mechanisms such as random genetic drift, genetic assimilation, directed mutations and epistasis also play important roles, genetic theory alone has difficulty explaining some aspects of evolution (Laland et al. 2014).