Sentence examples for distributed over the study from inspiring English sources

Rainfall data are derived from the TRMM Multi-satellite Precipitation Analysis (TMPA) Version 7 (3B43V7) product and present the same monthly average temporal distributions from 15 rain gauges that are distributed over the study area (r = 0.93 and MAE = 12.7 mm), with annual average estimates of 894.3 20111) and 300.7 mm (2012).

These sites were widely distributed over the study area.

Case herds were distributed over the study area.

Both water and soil losses were multifractally distributed over the study period.

Warrens were not uniformly distributed over the study area but, rather were concentrated in areas with a high abundance and cover of Retama monosperma and high vegetation cover.

Assuming an exponential smoothing rate of 0.25, an inflation rate of 6.44%, and an interest rate of 10%, results show that sampling should be more evenly distributed over the study duration than is currently considered optimal, and that the proposed improvements in model accuracy increase monitoring costs by 21.4% in present value terms.

Representative samples are taken from different depths of the Mangahewa Formation for a wide coverage on the depositional facies distributed over the studied well.

In each population, strains of opposite mating type were found distributed over the whole study site (see Additional file 2).

The pubovisceral muscle could be reliably tracked in a third of the women and the non-tractability of the pubovisceral musculature was proportionally distributed over the three study groups.

The causes leading patients to withdraw were evenly distributed over the 5-year study period (Fig.  1) and included: therapeutic ineffectiveness (in 12 = 34.3 %), adverse events - such as injection site reactions, headache, hypertensive crisis, tachycardia, vertigo, abdominal pain - (in 12 = 34.3 %), several site effects and in 4 (11.4 %) cases the patient moved away (Fig.  1).

The occurrence of high fevers was also found to be evenly distributed over the course of the study, and not clustered around a specific time frame, which might have indicated a problem with infection in the labour or delivery ward, or with the study supplies.