Sentence examples for reference periods for from inspiring English sources

Both the maximum projection of rainfall intensity and the maximum change in future projections are affected by using different reference periods for different frequencies and durations.

Thus there are two equivalent ways of decomposing the variation in accessibility, depending on the choice of reference periods for the counterpart reference period t of the output population and input infrastructure indices: ( {PA}_i^t ) and ( {IA}_i^t ), t = 0, 1.

There was some overlap of reference periods for the 2000 and 2005 DHS.

Varying levels of programme maturity (from nine to 25 months) were factored in by creating reference periods for each district.

Figure  2 demonstrates mean daily temperature and AH during the hazard and reference periods for the entire study population (n = 66).

The reference period for the monthly estimates is the 12-month period immediately prior to when the question is asked.

But he cautioned that the reference period for the surveys was before sequester budget cuts began, suggesting that the impact of those cuts will be felt later.

The reference period for the survey of firms that produces the payroll number is the week that includes the twelfth of the month.

From the results of the analyses, it is proposed that in seismic assessment studies the reference period for scaling should be 1.1 times the fundamental period of the structure, and at least 30 records should be used to guarantee reliable results.

A 25-year reference period for climate data has been considered (1984 2008).

The reference period for child birth was considered up to 5 years preceding the survey.