Sentence examples for present a study based on from inspiring English sources

We present a study based on four inland eolian locations in Eastern, Central and Southeastern Lithuania belonging to the northeastern part of the 'European Sand Belt ESBSB).

We present a heuristic approach to reduce the complexity of the problem and present a study based on varying several network parameters to understand their impacts on the protection capacity and the overall network cost.

Here, we present a study based on search trend data from Google Insights for Search.

Here we present a study based on a similar experimental set-up on 3T3 fibroblasts that do not interact strongly with one another and preferentially migrate as individual cells.

This investigation presents a study based on experimental and numerical flow pattern in a R134-a ejector.

Accordingly, this contribution presents a study based on long-term observations of maximum density in unthinned Pinus patula, P. elliottii and Eucalyptus grandis field plots based on Correlated Curve Trend (CCT) spacing studies established by O'Connor ([1935]) in South Africa.

Andersen et al. (2009) presented a study based on model-assisted estimation where the biomass of western Kenai, Alaska, was estimated based on samples of field and laser scanner data.

Berhouet et al. had presented a study based on three-dimensional (3D) computed tomography (CT) scans, where using the rotational alignment of femoral component as a reference for the rotational alignment of the tibial component was analyzed [2].

Kotake et al. (2007) presented a study based on the analysis of the two-dimensional maps of total electron content (TEC) perturbations constructed from the GPS network data in Southern California in 2002.

This paper presents a study based on the smoothed particles hydrodynamics (SPH) method, aiming at an accurate numerical simulation of solid fluid coupling in a free surface flow context.

This work presents a study based on Monte Carlo simulations of transmission of some clinical photon spectra (of 4 10 MV accelerators) through some types of high-density concretes, normally used in the construction of radiotherapy bunkers.