Sentence examples for for which sufficient data were available from inspiring English sources

We calculated the congruence of richness centers in South America for vascular plants, amphibians, mammals, and birds, the groups for which sufficient data were available.

Using the constraint of missing no more than three values within the composite environmental impact rank (see File S1 and Tables S1, S2, S3, S4 for sensitivity analysis of this choice), there were 179 countries out of the entire dataset of 228 for which sufficient data were available for correlation analyses (a list of the 49 missing countries [mostly small island nations] is provided in Table S5).

Finally, once we studied those hospitals from the MERIT study for which sufficient data were available, our findings were confirmed.

Table 12 presents the results of the subgroup analyses between studies for which sufficient data were available.

As can be seen, no statistically significant between-group differences (Qb) were found for those a priori comparisons for which sufficient data were available.

We also focused on zooplankton because they were the prey item for which sufficient data were available to parameterize our model.

In the two city boroughs for which sufficient data was available, prices rose 11.2percentt in Queens, from $179,800 to $200,000, and by 17.7percentt on Staten Island, from $182,453 to $214,711.

In Europe, 9% of bee and butterfly species are threatened with extinction and populations are declining for 37% of bee species and 31% of butterfly species for which sufficient data is available, the IPBES said.

First, it gives a route toward human-level intelligence, at least for tasks for which sufficient data are available, and is an example of his assertion that "Machines take me by surprise with great frequency.

Since 2000-2001, in 11 of 15 countries for which sufficient data are available, HIV prevalence among pregnant women aged 15-24 antenatal antenatal clinics has declined.

Here, we have investigated in detail the scrapie outbreak of one of very few flocks for which sufficient data are available for time course analysis.