Sentence examples for representations of conditions from inspiring English sources
On the whole, these minor errors do not distract from the capability of the up-scaling approach to produce fairly accurate representations of conditions on the seafloor (Figure 8), but care must be taken when interpreting the modelled habitat suitability in areas where the environmental data may be less reliable (Figure 3).
The resulting data have allowed both quantitative analysis and spatial representations of conditions.
The three stage system gave a fair representation of conditions in the human gut.
A useful modelling strategy is to develop one or more steady-state models that give an approximate representation of conditions at defined times, then extend this to a dynamic version which can take into account the differing rates of response of components of the system.
In this study, we postulated that the neural representation of conditions of abuse and suffering might be different among subjects who made different feeding choice due to ethical reasons, and thus result in the engagement of different components of the brain networks associated with empathy and social cognition.
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Single-day snow covered area (SCA) products are incomplete and often inadequate representations of ground conditions due to short term variation in cloud cover, snow cover, and sensor geometry.
Narratives are not neutral representations of current conditions, but can serve to suggest an interpretation of what the state of the world ought to be.
Positive change needs to involve both legal and cultural reform: "Law enforcement alone cannot eradicate beliefs," Ero says, "but public discourse, social support for vulnerable people (e.g. those with albinism) and positive representations of their conditions, could".
Converting the z-binned datasets into representations of seafloor conditions involved several processes.
The 30-arc second environmental database, presented here, generates representations of seafloor conditions, which can be highly variable over small spatial scales.
