Sentence examples for merged series from inspiring English sources

A merged series of LWN data based on the two considered missions provides valid data over 36% of the basin area on a daily basis.

The merged series is remarkably consistent with the sensor-specific data, with average absolute percent differences lower than 10% for all wavelengths below 555 nm.

The creation of a merged series of normalized water leaving radiances LWN, the primary ocean color product, is presented for the Mediterranean Sea using the SeaWiFS and MODIS data records.

We calculated the J index on the merged series of patients for which follow-up data were available (n = 94) and then we separately applied it as cut-off on the grade III or grade IV sets to consistently test the predictive effect of the variable on different patients' series.

Monthly mean data from 43 ground stations located in the northern hemisphere and equipped with Dobson spectrophotometers were used for the comparison with the individual satellite instruments and the new SNNs merged time series.

These SCIAMACHY and GOME-2 drifts could be identified and are significantly reduced using the SNN approach; the final SNN merged time series shows an excellent temporal stability of 0.2 ± 0.2% per decade and is therefore well suitable for atmospheric monitoring and climate trend studies.

To model the uncertainty in the forecast for both scenarios, we added autocorrelated noise based on the power spectrum of noise from the 1950 2010 merged ERSST series [58].

Reports at the weekend suggested Duncan Smith and Osborne have clashed over the handling of welfare cuts, and the Treasury is frustrated at the management of universal credit, the scheme that merges a series of tax credits and benefits.

We took DTW for merging time series objects because of the results obtained from Table 1.

A co-crystal structure then allowed merging this series with a high throughput screening hit to afford a highly potent, selective and orally bioavailable inhibitor, compound 10.

For example, Ramos-Casals et al. (2015) used the Google search engine to collect and merge large series (> 1000 patients) of systemic autoimmune diseases (SAD) reported in the PubMed library.