Sentence examples for reconstructing links from inspiring English sources

Dating the earliest human occupations in Western Europe and reconstructing links with climatic and environmental constraints is a central issue in Quaternary studies.

Researchers have shown that it is almost always possible to reconstruct links with individuals by using sophisticated statistical methods (Danezis, Diaz, & Troncoso 2007) and by combining multiple databases (Anderson 2008) that contain personal information.

The CTOA also uses a tribal adaptation mechanism to generate or remove particles and reconstruct tribal links.

Indeed, CellNOptR was designed primarily to be used as a network inference tool, but using a novel approach, that goes beyond the usual attempt to reconstruct causal links from a particular experimental dataset with little or no prior knowledge of the system.

The metabolite-centric networks were reconstructed by linking products and reagents through the processing enzymes (see Methods).

For each of these 743 taxa, Networks of Interacting Pathways (NIPs) were reconstructed by linking overlapping metabolic pathways sharing at least one metabolite.

Based on 50 radiocarbon ages from paleosols intercalated with fluvial sediments, the most important changes in floodplain dynamics on a millennial scale are reconstructed and the links between pre-Columbian cultural processes and environmental change in the region explored.

The main limitation of GLO-RIA is its inability to reconstruct the topological links between the roots due to interruptions in root segments caused by soil particles.

We successfully linked reconstructed dose response profiles and EC50-time relationships associated with the fitted daily valve opening/closing rhythm characterized by a three-parameter lognormal function to predict the time-varying bivalve closure rhythm response to waterborne metals.

His reign also saw the growth of the planned New Town (Nové město) adjacent to the Old Town; construction of the Charles Bridge (1357, reconstructed in 1970) linking the Old Town and the Malá Strana; and the beginning (1344) of the great St. Vitus' Cathedral, which was not completed until 1929.

In this way, a new path is reconstructed before the link breaks.