Sentence examples for revised analytical from inspiring English sources
Hence, a revised analytical formulation is proposed, which takes into account both above effects of sand fabric evolution.
The revised analytical model was able to reproduce measured cumulative I at the two sites accurately and succeeded in capturing the variability in I associated with the seasonal variability in rainfall intensity, provided that Tf-based values for the average wet-canopy evaporation rates were used instead of values derived with the Penman-Monteith equation.
Measurements of gross rainfall (P), throughfall (Tf), and stemflow (Sf) were made in both forests for one year (October 2014 September 2015) and the revised analytical model of Gash et al. (1995) was tested for the first time in a tropical secondary forest setting.
The transition from STS to NGS data interpretation will no doubt require revised analytical guidelines due to the fundamental differences in data production, detection, output and volume.
The method used was the predecessor of the CR 2000 and DO 2020 instruments (Hypertension Diagnostics), which incorporates a new transducer and similar software with a revised analytical algorithm.
Authors revise analytical methodologies for social media as well as new related applications and frameworks.
The revised Gash analytical model of rainfall interception loss, extrapolated well the Im temporal variability of Q.i. and Q.p., provided the throughfall-based, and not Pennman-Monteith-based, average wet canopy evaporation rates were used.
WK, PD, ST, VS, and VB considered and revised the analytical plan.
Interception losses from both forests were also simulated by the revised Gash's analytical model (RGAM) and the WiMo model.
In what concerns the temperature optimization, the theory of Eyssa and Okasha is extensively revised and improved, and analytical solutions are presented.
Subsequently, the last author (MBR) also read and identified all codes from the interviews then meeting to discuss, add or revised the coding and analytical core categories of each interview by consensus.
