Sentence examples for trend removed from inspiring English sources

The data used were E x and E y with the trend removed, as shown in Figure 6, and the geomagnetic field B x and B y.

c Bilinear trend removed from b. Colored circles represent the errors included in the interferogram (( d_{i}^{err} ) in Eq. 2) at the GNSS stations.

Figure 6a c shows the position time series with the annual components and the linear trend removed from the raw data, as described in detail in the subsection on the analysis with one fault patch in the "Methods" section, and the values computed using an optimal function consisting of logarithmic and exponential functions.

Signals were downsampled to 1 Hz after appropriate anti-aliasing lowpass filtering, with any slow trend removed by cubic spline detrending.

The age effect was decomposed as α a = α l a − a ¯ w + α ˜ a, where α l is the age slope, a ¯ w is the average age index (weighted by the marginal number of person-years by age group), and α ˜ a is the age curvature with the linear trend removed.

Recalling that the transformed SC was on a natural log scale and had a linear trend removed and that both SC and SN data had the KZ filter applied to only retain the long term component, we can properly interpret the coefficient for this latency.

Most of the data on prophylactic mastectomy come from the University of Minnesota, where researchers tracked contralateral mastectomy trends (removing a healthy breast alongside one with cancer) from 1998 to 2006.

On completing the extracting trend component, the trend is removed.

The stationary clutter and linear trend are removed by employing the linear trend subtraction (LTS) technique [35].

We conclude the German potash miner study does not support the diesel hypothesis because there is no significant E-R trend, and the suggestion of a possible trend is removed by adjustment for radon exposure in uranium mining and the very low lung cancer mortality in the referent group.

The high-frequency trend is removed, and the remainder smoothed to find low-frequency trend.