Sentence examples for on historical patterns from inspiring English sources

In island archipelagos, where marine barriers restrict dispersal, the relative importance of these mechanisms depends on historical patterns of connection of islands to one another and to the mainland, and the dispersal capabilities of the organism in question [ 3, 4].

Moody's used statistical models to assess C.D.O.'s; it relied on historical patterns of default.

Both Cardinal and McKesson said they were limiting orders based on historical patterns of demand.

The Labor Department did not actually find evidence of these jobs; it assumed they were created based on historical patterns.

Politically, a pace of 175,000 jobs a month would probably be a modest help to President Obama, based on historical patterns.

Let's assume, based on historical patterns and President Obama's suggested spending, that at some point, the spending of all governments in the United States, federal and local, could add up to 40percentt of G.D.P.

Are VCs stuck on historical pattern recognition?

Literature suggests that in Canada and elsewhere, healthcare organizations typically allocate resources on the basis of historical patterns –'locking in' to past budget choices [ 26] -- and/or political rationales [ 7, 33, 34], and there are powerful institutional and cultural reasons why this is so [ 35, 36].

Reporting on prescription opioids conforms to historical patterns of news reporting on other psychoactive substances.

The main difference is that the reflective control loop focuses on diurnal effects (i.e., patterns that can be observed on a daily basis) and disables queries for a longer time period (i.e., at least 30 minutes) based on detected historical patterns on a very long time frame (i.e., several weeks).

An analysis based solely on the historical patterns would suggest that Mr. Obama would be the favorite if the economy created at least 107,000 jobs a month until the election.