Sentence examples for the partitioning among from inspiring English sources
Although deconvolution of product spectra to quantitate the partitioning among different products can be successful, such an approach is problematic when the partitioning becomes complex.
The extension of column CO2 time series from GOSAT and forthcoming observations from NASA's Orbiting Carbon Observatory (OCO-2, launched in 2014) may enable future refinements in the partitioning among temperature, drought, and fire contributions to CO2 variability.
It is noteworthy that the Verhuslt model does not take into account the macaque reproduction peculiarities (preference for dominant male and the partitioning among female lineages) that tend to reduce the effective population in comparison with the real population size.
The process of union was at times intercepted and hindered by the partitions among the dynasty.
A second PCA was constructed after removing the site at Malindi to visualise the partition among the remaining cluster of samples.
AMOVA was used to assess the amount of genetic variation partitioned "among groups", "among populations within groups" and "within populations" for geographic, ethnic and linguistic categories.
The stress partitioning among ferrite, martensite and retained austenite, and the stability of retained austenite under uniaxial tensile loading of a TRIP-assisted multiphase steel are investigated using in-situ high-energy X-ray diffraction technique.
The relative statistical support for these groupings was assessed by the partitioning of variation among groups, among subspecies and within subspecies.
The variation of the energy partition among the propagating modes with the frequency of the end excitation was found for mixed end conditions prescribed at the excited end (load and displacement types).
This process is repeated for all and the best resource partitioning among the events is found.
Hence, prey evolution has the capacity to alter trophic structure and the partitioning of production among trophic levels.
