Sentence examples for terrestrial model from inspiring English sources

He was the coordinator of two large EU projects, Terrestrial Model Ecosystems and ERAPharm (2004 2007).

It is recommended that more field or terrestrial model ecosystem studies using real contaminated soil rather than metal-amended artificial soils are performed.

Currently available methods of assessing the effect of pollutants include single species laboratory tests, a few multi-species assays, and integrated soil microcosms and terrestrial model ecosystems.

In this study, a process-based terrestrial model, version 4 of the Community Land Model (CLM4), was used to quantify the spatiotemporal changes in runoff across the region, driven by the varying climate factors and CO2 concentration.

His influence was probably most visible in the environmental risk assessment of chemicals [8 10], such as their regulation in the marine environment (OSPAR process), the effects of endocrine disruptors [11, 12] or their testing in higher-tier studies, especially Terrestrial Model Ecosystems (TMEs) [13 15].

Since the aim of this study was to unveil the characteristic amino acid metabolism observed in cetaceans, compared with representative terrestrial animals, we chose mice as one of the most intensively investigated terrestrial model animals.

The only difference between considered satellite and terrestrial models is that in the terrestrial scenario, IA is over the spatial dimensions and in the satellite scenario, IA is over the subcarriers.

Here we present initial results of the coupling of stand-alone coastal and terrestrial models within the Community Surface Dynamics Modeling System CSDMSS) Component Modeling Tool (CMT), applied to study the evolution of wave-influenced deltas.

This chapter provides an overview of the Riverine Ecosystem Synthesis (RES), which is an integrated model derived from aspects of other aquatic and terrestrial models proposed from 1980 to 2007, combined with the perspectives on functional process zones (FPZs) and other aspects of riverine biocomplexity.

AIC score comparisons of different biogeographic models favored DEC over BayArea, and, for the LDD + terrestrial models, the addition of a founder effect (j).

With the advent of new molecular insight into marine non-circadian rhythms, it is likely that we will also learn more about the correlates or remnants of these rhythms in terrestrial models.