Sentence examples for monitoring data suggest from inspiring English sources

The monitoring data suggest that the Taklamakan Desert has the greatest wind erosion flux.

Our groundwater monitoring data suggest that the dredged sediments are mainly subject to a decrease in pH and a series of oxidation reactions, when exposed to the atmosphere.

In Australia, monitoring data suggest rapid recovery for both east and west coast populations, which are now larger than 50% of their pre-whaling abundance.

This pattern may reflect seasonality of PAH emissions, as recent New York City personal air monitoring data suggest (Perera et al. 2004).

Although resident plants will respond to new climatic conditions through phenotypic plasticity, our 36 years of long-term monitoring data suggest that this will not be sufficient to enable them to achieve optimal performance (Table 3, Fig. 5).

Although theory, small-scale experiments, and retrospective analysis of resistance monitoring data suggest that the refuge strategy has been useful (Gould 1998; Tabashnik et al. 2008a, 2009a), a more detailed analysis of the spatial distribution of Bt crops and refuges in conjunction with patterns of field-evolved resistance could help to more rigorously test the effects of refuges.

Monitoring data suggests that surface runoff was the major pathway for pesticide entering water bodies, accounting for 76% of the annual loading; the rest 24% from spray drift.

Monitoring data suggests that where markets are functioning, key commodities and goods are available, but there are occasional shortages localized in areas cut off by heavy fighting for a temporary period (CBR-TWG 2015a).

Analysis of the available monitoring data suggests that at the height of the crisis the probability of magmatic intrusion was high, in accordance with scientific thinking at the time.

A growing body of monitoring data suggests that a sharp jump in the ratio of carbon to sulfur gases emanating from a volcano can provide days to weeks of warning before an impending outburst.

The results of the 2-D limit equilibrium back-analyses and movement monitoring data suggested that the wedges and/or planar blocks formed at the uppermost benches tended to move down to fill the gap which resulted from the previous movement of the blocks in the benches.