Sentence examples for observations to patterns from inspiring English sources

This paper explores the ability to attribute the variability in high-frequency atmospheric observations to patterns consistent with FFCO2 emissions from subcontinental regions.

Many common statistical tests are possible because we can compare new observations to expected patterns, as above.

We used remote sensing and field observations to assess patterns and rates of riverbank erosion at a 35-m-high active yedoma bluff along the Itkillik River in northern Alaska.

It might therefore be of interest to conduct further studies of these naïve T cells and cytokines in sterile SF in order to relate these observations to immunological patterns that have already been described in tissues that are exposed to exogenous factors, or more intensively treated BD patients.

The global spatial autocorrelation statistical method was used to measure the correlation between neighboring observations to find the patterns and the levels of spatial clustering among neighboring districts [24].

Jaen et al. used direct observation to evaluate patterns of tobacco cessation counseling in 91 cigarette smokers who visited 20 family physicians [ 14].

Another common example of misunderstanding of NOS in evolution education is the importance of what is usually called simply "inference" [but, more accurately, "inductive inference" (Ziman 2000)], that is, the extrapolation from observations to a larger pattern that is not observed directly.

The method of this research has been done by field observations to determine the pattern of spatial planning in several houses in Medan.

Here, we extended these observations to determine the pattern of H3K27me3 in pluripotent cells across the telomeric 500 kb of chromosome 16p.

The study used discussions and observations to assess real-life patterns of behaviour.

We explain how estimates of nitrogen (crude protein) and polyphenols may be scaled up from point-based observations to reveal their spatial pattern, and how the variation in forage quality can influence the management of savannas, including farms, communal grazing areas, and conservation areas.