Sentence examples for historical means from inspiring English sources

Comparisons were made to assess differences between new NFNAP means generated from original analytical data and historical means.

This chapter will discuss the rationale for genetic homogeneity and monitoring, the history of genetic monitoring from its inception to today, and current and historical means by which this may be accomplished.

On average, they occur so infrequently at any particular location that if the date of such an event can be established by historical means to within a decade or two, it may well prove possible to fix an exact date by astronomical calculation.

First, the IPLS adopts the target function to update the historical means and to extract the leading projection direction.

Someone who believes that measures of equity valuation — price/earnings ratios or dividend yields, to name but two — will revert back to their long-term historical means.

That life is historical means that each person is always already outside his or her own individual "nature" and placed within the historical connection to predecessor- and successor-generations.

Figure 1: Historical mean volumetric distribution and water cycle amplitude in salinity coordinates.

There is reason to believe that productivity won't simply regress to its historical mean.

Average annual economic returns were calculated under historical mean (baseline) climate and three climate change scenarios.

For an improvement in applicability, historical mean monthly air temperatures were also incorporated into the mode.

(b) Change in water cycle as a percentage of historical mean versus change in global mean surface temperature.