Sentence examples for making temporal estimates from inspiring English sources

One of the major limitations occurs when local sources of radioisotope contamination, particularly 137Cs, mask the pulse from global fallout, making temporal estimates of redistribution difficult or impossible.

One of the major limitations occurs when local or regional sources of 137Cs contamination mask the pulse from global fallout, making temporal estimates of redistribution difficult or impossible.

Up on the third floor, Thinc, the exhibition designers for "Tools," spaced things out and made it harder to make temporal or cross-disciplinary leaps.

Both the price of carbon and the efficacy of climate change mitigation can be negatively affected by uncertainty in our understanding of carbon stocks, requiring the deployment of methods to make highly accurate spatial and temporal estimates of forest carbon.

This may lead to poor temporal estimates for some nodes, but most copies remain unaffected, making further analysis on ultrametric trees (fig. 3) meaningful.

Temporal estimates of Ne, calculated from allele frequency changes over several generations using the Jorde and Ryman method [ 40], varied from 14 to 265, but were available for too few locations to make meaningful comparisons (Table  4).

This cohort has proved to be a remarkably informative resource, providing a temporal profile of leukemia and cancer associated with the blast and a robust data set for making quantitative estimates of risk.

Again, the overall combined estimate moves closer to the temporal estimate for larger population size.

Given some uncertainty in the temporal estimate of an event, the updated temporal estimate will be biased in time toward the other, causally related event.

The temporal and spatial variability of aeolian processes makes local estimates of long-term average erosion costly and time consuming.

Such secrecy makes accurate estimates difficult.