Sentence examples for effectively observations from inspiring English sources
To map the LMC effectively, observations were performed during three separate seasons, from May 6, 2006, to June 8, 2006, from October 2, 2006, to December 31,2006, and from March 24,2007, to July 2, 2007.
The goal of this paper is to investigate whether a nonlinear ODE system can effectively replicate observations of water storage in the unsaturated and saturated layers of the soil.
It is very interesting to see: (1) the rapid decay of the ranked eigenvalues; (2) the estimated profiles fitting the theoretical curves for the first two or three eigenvalues, the rest staying effectively beneath observation noise; (3) the influence of different Poisson count levels being quite small for the chosen rank (8, 12, and 16 bits).
Regardless of the soundness of the latter or the former, U.N. observers entering Syria's home soil may lead to exhausting the regime as it is now effectively under observation.
By definition, these PTNs showed no significant modulation during observation, so they were also effectively disfacilitated during observation.
Figure 10 shows that the predicted OB-GPS displacements effectively reproduced the observations for the relative weight of 1 100.
Data from Forest Observational Studies that are collected over long periods of time can effectively complement the observations of a National Forest Inventory (Gadow et al. 2016).
Overall capillary trapping is well constrained by laboratory and field scale observations, effectively modelled in theoretical and numerical models and significantly enhances storage integrity, both increasing storage capacity and limiting the rate and extent of plume migration.
Drug was treated as the unit of analysis, thus the statistical models effectively had 832 observations.
In these analyses fish size (large or small) was used as the variable on which the repeated measure was undertaken (effectively pairing the observations; [42]).
The following statement effectively summarizes these observations.
