Sentence examples for homogenised data from inspiring English sources

On the bureau's website, anyone is free to lose themselves in a world of homogenised data sets, gridded temperature analysis and temporal homogeneity adjustments.

The BoM said that both the unadjusted data and the homogenised data showed Australia had warmed over the past century, consistent with the findings of Britain's Met Office and Nasa in the US.

Mr Newman said the public had been "subjected to extravagance from climate catastrophists for close to 50 years", and swallowed "dud predictions" from weather bureaus who presented "homogenised" data to suit narratives.

Agreement between EUS, MRI or DRE with pathology assessment of tumour favourability was calculated with the chance-corrected agreement given as the kappa statistic, based on marginal homogenised data (Scott, 1955).

The requirement to homogenise data and represent it in RDF format is expected to be less problematic.

Constraints, units of measurement and interrelationships for data values are specified in order to homogenise the data, eliminate ambiguities and allow for automated validation.

Marohasy wants heads to roll [rolls eyes] because she claims that the Rutherglen site was never moved and so there was no need to homogenise the data.

Periodicity applies to the topographical features and lubricant flow, data is homogenised over a range of variables at a micro-scale and coupled into a macro-scale model.

To homogenise them, the data were cross-mapped based on probe-sets and scaled on median expression.

Homogenised daily climate observation and scenario data for the climate change scenario Representative Concentration Pathways (RCP) 8.5 were provided by the Potsdam Institut für Klimafolgenforschung (PIK) to the NaLaMa-nT project consortium for a 10 × 10 km grid and the time periods 1951 to 2010 [[36]] and 2011 to 2070 [[39]], respectively (see Figure 3).

Data collation has been homogenised, 17 but limitations remain, as described in the next subsection.