Sentence examples for pattern of monthly from inspiring English sources

Because the outputs from the three SD methods captured well the pattern of monthly rainfall totals, the difference between the projected changes of seasonal or annual rainfall totals from the Delta, simQP and wetQP was shown to be insignificant.

The spatial pattern of monthly rainfall was simulated well by the CTL simulation, with a clear horizontal delineation between rainfall in the western and eastern regions of the Philippines during the summer monsoon months.

From the mid-1970s shestablisheded a pattern of monthly literary tea parties in Oakshott Avenue at which, according to Neville, "she was known to expel guests if they were shrill, dramatic, or wrote tragic novels".

The pattern of monthly isotopic variation in the blood of the bats sampled in 2003 was compared with the migration density curve of small passerines tracked by radar in Vélez-Málaga in 1996 [29], about 150 km from the study area, and with the annual variation in the proportion of feathers found in faeces of Nyctalus lasiopterus in Jerez de la Frontera, southern Spain, in 2001 [17].

Similar distribution pattern of monthly pesticide poisoning cases was found in the non-occupational pesticide exposure cases (figure 1B).

Similar distribution pattern of monthly pesticide poisoning deaths was found in the non-occupational pesticide exposure (figure 1E).

Composite patterns of monthly averaged (1978 2002) satellite passive microwave derived snow water equivalent (SWE) data produced using the Meteorological Service of Canada land cover sensitive algorithm suite contain an interannually consistent and well-defined zone of high SWE retrievals (> 100 mm) across the northern boreal forest of western Canada.

For both phases, the monthly estimates are jointly significant at the 5percentt level, but the patterns of monthly coefficients in each phase do not support the conclusion that their joint significance reflects an impact of duration to MM on TWP completion.

Temporal patterns of monthly isolation rates for human influenza viruses in Taiwan are displayed in Figure S1.

By contrast, patterns of monthly P vivax reporting show a single summer peak, paralleling the peak transmission periods of malaria in much of India and Pakistan.

To account for these factors, we used wavelet analysis to characterize the temporal patterns of monthly PM2.5 concentrations, following the general approach described by Cazelles et al [ 24].