Sentence examples for present-day data from inspiring English sources

Future studies will apply the same analysis to present-day data.

It's entirely possible, then, that some of these diversity "scores" would look different with present-day data.

We also tested for effectiveness and efficiency using historical and present-day data to see whether protected area efficiency and/or effectiveness varied over time.

To understand the effects of climate change on grasslands, researchers created a model of both the hydrology and vegetation of the region, then "trained" it using present-day data gathered from the PhenoCam Network, a collection of 250 Internet-connected cameras that capture images of local vegetation conditions and greenness every half hour.

We also find that positive reserve effects based on present-day data (e.g., higher abundances of commercial species inside the no-take zone versus outside) were often not associated with increases in fish densities over time, and suggest caution when interpreting abundance patterns in the absence of historical data.

We combine present-day data from Germany as an example.

The only point of comparison of bioclimatic niche models that is currently used is to compare the areas that they select when overlaid into present day data [ 19, 39].

We will learn how to find and add a historic basemap to Carto, import present-day geographic data, and analyze the data using a few of the new Carto Builder tools.

Present-day demographic data suggested that population growth across the expansion cline is positively correlated with latitude.

These methods provide the means to reconstruct the past evolutionary history of biological entities given present-day molecular data, such as DNA.

Thus, a method for estimating historical patterns of divergences across taxa should explicitly model the stochastic mutational and ancestral processes that generate and filter the genetic variation we observe in present-day genetic data.