Sentence examples for of long term data from inspiring English sources
Accurate wave climate characterization, which is vital to understand wave-driven coastal processes and to design coastal and offshore structures, requires the availability of long term data series.
Near-surface morning fogs show a characteristic 'dip' in the morning profile when compared to clear mornings, allowing their detection on cloud-free mornings through post-event analysis of long term data.
However, there is a lack of long term data.
The increased use of methylphenidate contrasts with the lack of long term data on safety and effectiveness.
In the Maldives, the paucity of long-term data makes it particularly tough.
(A big issue, of course, is the lack of long-term data outside developed countries).
But the lack of long-term data has caused concern among many pediatricians, who say children often metabolize drugs differently than adults.
In the absence of long-term data, the media, particularly the student media, has tended to be relaxed about potential side-effects.
Citing a shortage of long-term data on the procedure, Dr. Scionti, who is based in Hilton Head Island, S.C., acknowledged, "We don't know what the results are in 10 or 15 years".
Ms. Goodman said she hoped that additional analyses of long-term data sets would shed more light on trends in changing body size, which in turn could reveal what is pushing size in either direction.
The lack of long-term data means this has become "a quasi-theological dispute", says Robert Litan of the Kauffman Foundation, a charity that provided some funding for Mr Bhidé's work.
