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With global coupled carbon climate models, they can also be used to estimate time series of fossil-fuel CO2 emissions compatible with the trajectories.

We coupled mechanistic ES models and RS data to estimate time series of three regulating (i.e. carbon dioxide regulation (CO2R), soil erosion prevention (SEP), and air quality regulation (AQR)) and one cultural ES (recreational hiking (RH)).

As explained in Subsection 3.1, a highly-reduced dynamic POD is conducted using the best gravitational force models in order to estimate time series of non-gravitational accelerations.

In addition to being a neurophysiologically well motivated measure of connectivity, coherence allows for direct whole-cortex mapping of connectivity at different frequencies without the need to estimate time series at the level of cortical sources [Kujala et al., 2008].

We then corrected the estimated time series for vertical deformations measured by the subsidence meter to obtain the GPS/SM time series.

The estimated time series of river flow using the MLP FFA3 model are compared with the observed time series during the testing periods.

In particular, we state how to establish the links between the states in order to obtain the estimated time series of bins.

Figure 9 shows squared-magnitude coherence (coh2) between the input and the estimated time series for external (red) and induced (blue) coefficients corresponding to Nmax = 3 and Mmax = 1.

It has to be noted that the estimated time series of non-gravitational accelerations from the highly reduced-dynamic orbit solutions cover only the longer wavelengths or low frequencies of, for example, atmospheric drag perturbations.

This study produces estimated time series of the geoelectric field throughout the duration of a magnetic storm, providing an understanding of how the geoelectric field differs across small geographic distances within the same physiographic zone.

However, there was no improvement in the number of women receiving any prenatal care; the number of women completing four or more prenatal visits; and the number of children receiving full immunisation schedules.1 The other articles included in this review adopted a variety of observational designs, for instance, relying on difference-in-difference estimates, time series and trend analyses.