Sentence examples for newly available datasets from inspiring English sources

Using newly available datasets, particularly from satellite-based technologies, they calculated that rivers and streams cover about 624,000 square kilometers of the planet's surface, compared with about 3 million square kilometers for lakes and reservoirs.

Policy makers need to understand how land cover change alters storm water regimes, yet existing methods do not fully utilize newly available datasets to quantify storm water changes at a landscape-scale.

Brooks says recent work he has done using newly available datasets shows that, across a portion of Tornado Alley, there has been slight increases in CAPE values and slight decreases in wind shear from 1960 to 2008 in a portion of Tornado Alley, but the variability from year-to-year overwhelms the longer-term signal.

Our objective was to identify potential functional candidates in the CUBN gene by combining the association that was found in Boger et al.[ 8], with these newly available datasets.

Nevertheless, these datasets are passively built through the use of technology and it is precisely the most vulnerable populations, and children in particular, the demographics with less access to technology, and therefore the less represented in any of these newly available datasets.

Using a newly available dataset that tracks the quality of $130 billion in information technology (I.T). projects, we show that quality scores for year-end projects are 2.2 to 5.6 times more likely to be below the central value.

As discussed in the revised text, the analysis of a newly available dataset of human acetylation sites [ 33] did not confirm our initial observations.

One possibility is to benefit from datasets newly available in public repositories.

The use of datasets newly available in public repositories and the contribution of the scientific community to our open access model will contribute to refine, adjust and augment the CPN model.

We will update the database regularly and add SNP datasets with newly available re-sequenced sorghum accessions.

A newly available European riparian zone distribution dataset and continental land-cover change information allowed us to obtain an unprecedented continental overview of riparian land conversion and associated drivers, as well as a broad indication of their loss of capacity to provide ecosystem services.