Sentence examples for modern data on from inspiring English sources

In Part 3 of the GRP module, students use historic and modern data on the presence of chipmunks to develop simple ecological niche models that predict where each species should persist in the future (Fig. 6).

The aim is to consider environmental constraints on the pastoral component of prehistoric economies in terms of the limiting factors on the animals themselves, through a simple comparison of prehistoric domestic animal representation and use across the steppe to modern data on livestock numbers across this region.

This enabled me to "re-district" the modern data on to registration districts.

Obviously, according to modern data on the nature of Y. pestis, the Venetian plan would not have been effective.

Although INH is theoretically well suited to intermittent administration, there are few modern data on the PK of the drug during intermittent dosing (25, 26), particularly twice-weekly regimens, which are used in several Latin American countries.

With modern data acquisition system and on-line computer used during production, it is now common to monitor several correlated quality variables simultaneously.

But modern data analyses based on people's movements, desires, networks and socio-economic and emotional states is valuable not only for commercial use but also for the public good, such as measuring the SDGs.

Thus, if modern data were collected on the Ju/'hoansi, whether this data truly represented a Paleolithic hunter/gatherer lifestyle would be a fair question as it is with the Hadza data of Pontzer and colleagues [ 42].

Our current design of DCMS focuses on a single-node environment, deployment of DCMS on modern data processing platforms in a highly distributed environment (e.g., a computing cloud) will be an obvious direction for our future exploration.

Based on modern data, a seasonal pattern of mortality has been observed, the highest numbers of deaths occurring normally during the cold season (14).

A range of studies using modern data have been conducted on the role of ambient temperature and precipitation for human health and mortality both in high- and low-income countries (11, 16, 17).