Sentence examples for existing observations from inspiring English sources

Existing observations suggest that dark matter was smoothly distributed around elliptical galaxies by some 8 billion or 9 billion years ago.

This method is capable of incorporating dynamic change encompassed within existing observations.

Quantifying these processes, however, is difficult due to the sparse nature of existing observations.

This observation may shadow light on existing observations about the highly skewed distribution in attention dynamic studies.

The fact that higher transmittances are related to lower sheet resistances is in line with the existing observations.

Virtual constellations of planned and existing satellite sensors may help to overcome this limitation by combining existing observations to mitigate limitations of any one particular sensor.

With the advance of observational techniques and the expansion of the field of view of the existing observation network, as well as the development of modeling/numerical simulation algorithms, we hope to enhance the understanding of the ionosphere, ranging from the high to mid/low latitude, and its relation to the dynamics of the geospace and upper atmosphere.

They are also small enough to elude routine detection by existing observation systems.

When compared to existing observation data, the global-mean OLR in the simulations is around 240 250 W m−2, which is relatively larger than the observed OLR at around 235 W m−2, [obtained from daily-mean-interpolated OLR data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association satellite (Liebmann and Smith 1996)].

Furthermore, existing observation networks have poor coverage in some regions (for example, over large bodies of water such as the Pacific Ocean), which introduces uncertainty into the true initial state of the atmosphere.

Furthermore, existing observation networks have limited spatial and temporal resolution (for example, over large bodies of water such as the Pacific Ocean), which introduces uncertainty into the true initial state of the atmosphere.