Sentence examples for patterns in the occurrence of from inspiring English sources
The charcoal records demonstrate that while fire histories vary among sites, there are regional patterns in the occurrence of charcoal signature types that are consistent with expected differences in fire regimes based on regional climate and vegetation reconstructions.
The phase and amplitude of key physiological and biochemical circadian rhythms contribute to the known predictable-in-time patterns in the occurrence of serious and life-threatening medical events, like myocardial infraction and stroke, and the manifestation and severity of symptoms of chronic diseases, like allergic rhinitis, asthma, and arthritis.
In this respect, we focus on the effect of the spatially varying complexity of the fault geometry on the characteristic observed patterns in the occurrence of the foreshocks, the large difference of the first-motion focal mechanisms and the CMT and the along-strike variation of the surface displacement.
Similar patterns in the occurrence of MetS in Europe have been reported previously [ 48].
The reflective loop detects temporal patterns in the occurrence of outliers and proactively disables low priority queries.
Our analysis of age-specific patterns in the occurrence of melioidosis cases has shown a non-linear rise and fall of cases with patient age.
However, the PMS/LLPDD group rated their problems as more disturbing and evidenced a cyclical pattern in the occurrence of negative interpersonal interactions at work that was suggestive of some impaired functioning.
The ANN looks for some unknown hidden pattern in the occurrence of preceding values rather than a serial correlation between them and hence the study of the serial correlation (normally based on the assumption of linearity of relationships) was avoided in this work.
We found a clear seasonal pattern in the occurrence of pertussis cases in adolescent and adult patients.
Our study demonstrated a seasonal pattern in the occurrence of impaction colic with peaks in autumn and troughs in the spring and early summer months.
N. meningitidis possessed a pattern in the occurrence of outbreaks "cyclic nature"; a gradual increase in the number of meningococcal cases every 6-8 years [ 3, 23].
