Sentence examples for temporal survey from inspiring English sources

From 2006 through 2008, hydrographic measurements were made from transect (spatial survey) or anchor station (temporal survey) cruises (Figure 1).

Hydrographic measurements were made from transect (spatial survey) or anchor station (temporal survey) deployments over a variety of wind stresses and tidal states during the upwelling seasons of 2006 through 2008.

This information could be used as a starting point for future research (i) given the availability of multi-temporal surveys to track the changes in the extent of the mine; (ii) to relate the extent of the mines to the amount of processes in the area (e.g. pollution, erosion, etc)., and to (iii) combine the two points, and analyse the effects of the change related to changes in erosion.

These values are inside the ranges M ≤ 1 and CV ≤ 0.5, which have been proposed by Hellemans et al. [ 28] as acceptable for heterogeneous sample panels, such as the space-temporal one surveyed in the present study.

The very large changes in estimated abundance between years, and also between snapshots within a year, are related mainly to changes in survey temporal and spatial coverage, and illustrate an important limitation on interpretation of aggregation-based acoustic abundance estimates.

Focusing on temporal variation in survey non-response as our behavioral outcome, we show that needs-based exclusion has much greater negative effects on continued participation than statistical exclusion.

These collections provide endless opportunities to conduct studies, including temporal and spatial surveys of emerging and reemerging pathogens (1 ).

Sampling artifacts may bias range shift studies [ 86] because (a) the spatial and temporal scale of surveys are limited, and (b) taxonomical information and ecology of species are poorly known.

Model validation showed that projections from 1996 to 2010 were consistent with the best available evidence on smoking prevalence levels (from the national surveys) and temporal trends (from the China health and nutrition survey).

Although only one year of data has been analysed, the large spatial and temporal coverage of this survey provides preliminary information on herring population dynamics including spatial distribution throughout the survey area, timing of spawning and habitat associations of spawning aggregations.

This study also suggests the possibility of being able to estimate temporal variation during a survey without using a base station.