Sentence examples for observed inventory from inspiring English sources

– 752 was the AdSafe Safety Index for Q1 2010, a metric which trended down from last quarter's Index of 814, indicating that overall brand safety in the display advertising ecosystem decreased slightly – 2.89% of inventory was served outside campaign Geo-Targeted specifications – 86.5% of AdSafe observed inventory was transparent, meaning it was IAB Category I, II or III inventory.

Forest growth trends in Austria in the last mentioned study were found to vary between regions, with warming and wetting regions experiencing greater growth increases, both in observed inventory data and in BIOME-BGC simulations.

The observed 7Be inventory in the soil is converted to soil redistribution by comparing the 7Be inventory at a stable reference site to the location of interest and taking the 7Be depth distribution in the surface soil into account.

Those in the Canadian Rockies and Alps were visually observed using glacier inventory maps (RGI Consortium 2017).

No difference between groups was observed in the Inventory of Interpersonal Problems.

FFs are a comparison of observed Pb-210 inventory in the sediment core to the established focus corrected input of 0.25 becquerel/g (Hermanson 1990).

Significant improvements were observed in the inventory assessing dysfunctional cognitions (SAKK): The children from the CBT treatment group showed a significant increase in positive self-evaluation (F 1,35) = 16.56 p ≤.001) and coping ideas (F 1,38) = 7.60 p ≤.01) and a significant decrease in negative self-evaluation (F 1,36) = 3.92 p ≤.05).

The low colloid inventories observed in this study can be explained by the high ionic strength and Ca concentrations of the cement pore water.

A large variation is observed between the inventories of India and other regions like Europe or China.

However, the focus here is on linking plant community observations with conditions observed during routine forest stand inventory efforts.

With some of the food items, none were observed during the first inventory, but present in multiple subsequent inventories.