Sentence examples for prescribed change from inspiring English sources

The 2001 National Land Cover Database NLCCD) [60] was used as the starting point, and changes were backcasted into the historical period based on (1) rates of change between the four temporal periods from the LCT data, and (2) adjacency rules which prescribed change to occur adjacent to existing cells (also see Daniel et al. [61]).

You can't always be certain if change is good, or if the prescribed change is the right one.

In addition to the prescribed change in the intervention light source spectrum, the total irradiance from the intervention light source delivered approximately fivefold more irradiance than that used in the facilities.

An intense period of editing on "Citizen Girl" culminated in a letter to the writers describing the major changes that were thought needed to make the work publishable, according to one person briefed on the process; Ms. McLaughlin and Ms. Kraus did not agree with the prescribed changes, and sought other opinions through their latest agent, Suzanne Gluck of the William Morris Agency.

Externally prescribed changes in sea level change the wavelengths of the tide and the seabed pattern; they also change the speed of the morphodynamical evolution.

More sophisticated ESMs might also use prescribed changes in land use across the globe to simulate the effects of spatial and temporal variations in albedo, sensible and latent heat fluxes, and greenhouse gas fluxes on regional and global energy budgets.

We can also see if the patient has seen the change in the treatment and confirm whether she has made the prescribed changes.

Such studies are beneficial in assessing the spatiotemporal distribution of health benefits resulting from prescribed changes in model inputs, but cannot feasibly quantify distinctions between health benefits related to emission reductions from sources in different locations and times.

[ 55] This study identified a prescribing change benchmark of 2% as the minimum target, which reflects the average rate of prescribing change in physician practice overall.

Only one study identified a prescribing change benchmark/goal which was based on an estimate of the average percentage of prescribing that differs in a prescriber from one year to the next.

Its plan to expand the private sector, for example, prescribes changes to the educational system based on "market needs".