Sentence examples for inputs to examine from inspiring English sources

Two different precipitation products are used as inputs to examine the model and their performances: station measured precipitation and gridded APHRODITE-precipitation, with two different snow cover products, namely, flexible multiday combined MODIS Terra Aqua (MODISMC) maps, and the standard MODIS/Terra 8-day composite (MOD10A2) product.

Our system provides the methodology for manipulating these biochemical inputs to examine and model the collective behavior of many biochemical reactions.

This paper differs from the existing literature which uses patent data (a measure of research output) by using research and development data (a measure of inventive input) to examine the effect of the Act.

Such studies require a high level of engineering geomorphological input to examine landscape evolution, understand past and present geomorphological processes and establish applicable hazard models as a basic framework for landslide hazard and subsequent risk assessment.

In this study, we designed a majority function task to systematically manipulate the amount and content of input to examine the algorithms for the interplay of voluntary control with input.

A multiple sequence alignment comprising representative 16S rRNA gene sequences from each identified treponeme OTU was used as an input to examine phylogenetic relationships within the dataset.

Question generation is the task of generating good quality assessment item automatically from a given input corpus to examine the content knowledge of the learner (Heilman & Smith, 2010b; Kunichika, Katayama, Hirashima, & Takeuchi, 2001).

Based on these modifications, we were not only able to facilitate the probe design process by not requiring any prior consideration of methylation sites but were also able to utilize small amounts of native, unamplified input DNA to examine the methylation statuses of specific regions by designing probes that covered different genomic regions.

Importantly, history matching allows relationships between the not-ruled-out model inputs to be examined, providing insight into how to achieve improved predictions by incorporating new observations.

We explore a detailed individual-based spatially explicit metapopulation model of a univoltine butterfly species where all processes are affected by daily weather, using historical daily weather data and future daily projections as input, in order to examine responses of a butterfly population in landscapes under various states of fragmentation and two climate change scenarios.

So far, only a few sensitivity studies have been published with limited applications, considering small ranges, investigating only a selection of input parameters or failing to examine the interactions between input parameters.