Sentence examples for for recent times from inspiring English sources
These tiny organisms are hard evidence that the past 100 years were record-setting for recent times, he says.
The use of remote sensing to provide rates of land use change obviates the need for recent times to rely on the uncertain national estimates reported to FAO (see e.g. [4, 11]).
Dealing with a single epoch offers the possibility to assimilate the secular variation in addition to the field itself, which allows to place tighter constraints on the flow within the core, especially if the secular variation is known to high accuracy, which is the case for recent times.
The use of remote sensing to provide rates of land use change obviates the need for recent times to rely on the uncertain national estimates reported to FAO (see e.g. [ 4, 11]).
Brazil census data quality on crops and pastures (both planted and natural) is expected to be reliable, in particular for recent times (since 1995) as increased funding augmented the number of units directly sampled [ Cardille and Foley, 2003].
Opioid analgesics played a major role in the increased drug deaths for analysis windows starting in 1999 but other drugs, particularly heroin, became more significant for recent time periods.
All automatic land cover classification products can be validated for recent time steps by ground truth data in the form of confusion matrices [28], but ground truth data was not available to this study.
Future studies should investigate temporal trends for recent time in other strokes, to determine whether this improvement is a generalized phenomenon.
All automatic land cover classification products can be validated for recent time steps by ground truth data in the form of confusion matrices [ 28], but ground truth data was not available to this study.
These are fast becoming the very best of recent times for Liverpool.
The incremental merging of acquired topic tree model for more recent times uses a procedure for detecting the attachment point of new model as has been described in [18].
