Sentence examples for regional datasets from inspiring English sources
For this purpose we analysed the upsurge of TBE in a series of alpine provinces in the northern Regions of Italy using national and regional datasets available for meterological measurements, forest cover and roe deer abundance for the last 40 years.
While some maps were based on global and regional datasets, others were based on country-specific data.
This study analysed information from national and regional datasets gathered in the UK describing the morphological and physico-chemical properties of rivers, streams, ponds and ditches.
We use these two regional datasets to examine the changing travel behavior among Millennials and to put these changes in context by comparing them with changes among other social groups of interest: women and minorities.
We show that, for the Tampa Bay region, assumed urban imperviousness values published in Technical Release 55 (a document that provides curve numbers for soil/land cover complexes) overestimate the actual imperviousness as reported by the national and regional datasets.
While it is generally scientifically appropriate to engage in debate regarding model approach/philosophy, model structure, and model complexity, the role these large regional datasets play should not be downgraded or ignored.
Furthermore, the average imperviousness for all urban classes increased from 1995 to 2005, reflecting region-wide increases in imperviousness reported by the regional dataset.
The database has been made available to individual participating countries, and a merged regional dataset has also been provided to nutritionists in other countries in the region.
In this study a regional dataset which comprised of a merged 3D seismic volume, well logs, biostratigraphic, biofacies, paleobathymetry and core data from Eastern Niger Delta was interpreted.
Secondly, we transform the banks' dataset into a regional dataset that permit us to explore the impact of ATM and POS transactions on the demand for currency using a wide range of explanatory factors.
According to our results, a few of the overlapped words—不好意思 buhaoyisi "embarrassed," 害羞 haixiu "shy," 羞惭 xiucan "ashamed," 羞愧 xiukui "ashamed"—was majorly categorized as other emotions in at least one regional dataset.
