Sentence examples for use occurrence from inspiring English sources
We did not use occurrence predictions that assume a different base composition at the 1st-, 2nd-, and 3rd-codon position, predictions that albeit attractive in terms of fitting potential are biologically absurd since they require a mechanism that lets DNA sequences mutate differently at the three codon positions.
The authors say their findings indicate that these products warrant additional research on their use, occurrence, and health effects.
As a consequence, untargeted interventional studies focused on infection prevention should use occurrence rate of infection rather than mortality as outcome variable.
The prevalence of notches is emphasized in some studies, and some use occurrence of a notch as proof that there is an NIHL (Anino et al. 2010; Hsu et al. 2013).
The critical profile for the inappropriate use occurrence consists of males and youngsters, who use the health service in the final hours of the day and at weekends, and mainly want to use more complex services.
A review of the use, occurrence, and toxicity of PBDEs indicates many parallels between some PBDEs, PCBs, and other polyhalogenated persistent organic pollutants, and suggests that the PBDEs may be a significant environmental challenge in the future.
The fundamental goal of conservation planning is biodiversity persistence, yet most reserve selection methods prioritize sites using occurrence data.
The methods of the forecasts are on the basis of persistence, autoregressive model, and categorical forecast using occurrence probability.
Using occurrence data for four bird species, we analysed to what extent position within the distribution range along a gradient of population aggregation determined geographical variation of distributional constraints.
ENM provides the opportunity to assess invasion potential proactively by using occurrence data from museum collections and the scientific literature.
This is consistent with previous findings that have demonstrated that Maxent successfully predicts species' native distributions using occurrence data from within the same region [35], [41], [70].
