Sentence examples for occurrence based on the from inspiring English sources

The lithology and the land cover factors have shown maximum contribution toward landslide occurrence based on the computed weightage values using AHP and FR models.

Grocott et al. (2013) investigated a relationship between solar wind magnetosphere ionosphere (SW M I) coupling and MSTID occurrence based on the GB data of the Falkland Islands SuperDARN radar (FIR) between May 2010 and April 2011.

When the background plasma density is high, especially in the evening sector during the periods of high solar radio flux, the global distributions of ESF occurrence based on the two definitions are similar.

Although the 1896 tsunami heights were measured 37 years after the occurrence based on the eyewitness accounts, the survey points were plotted on 1 50,000 maps and provided valuable information.

This study suggests the intelligent service quality management system to analyze the causes and effects of VOC (Voice of Customer) variation and to forecast its occurrence based on the former study in the service industry, especially insurance company.

We speculate that NIN, in our report, is not a sporadic familial occurrence based on the following observations: (1) NIN is an extremely uncommon neuralgia and the co-existence in two members of one family is, therefore, unlikely to be a sporadic event.

Synonymies and reidentifications were applied to all occurrences based on the taxonomic authority information in the PaleoDB, and only fossil occurrences resolved at the genus level were included (subgenera were not elevated to the genus level).

First, we generate the prior probability matrix P of histone mark co-occurrence based on the pairwise co-occurrence frequencies observed in a compendium of MS experiments.

In contrast, a fully coupled behavior-damage models are recently proposed, which allow to predict the strain localization and the failure occurrence based on appropriates fully coupled constitutive equations describing the main physical phenomena involved.

To characterize this interaction, we implemented an NMR spectroscopic approach that calculates, for each conformation of the complex, the maximum occurrence based on recorded pseudocontact shifts and residual dipolar couplings.

They then extrapolated potential cancer occurrences, based on a computer model derived from the number and frequency of cell divisions, and the frequency of mutation.