Sentence examples for used to attribute a from inspiring English sources

Geosciences Laser Altimeter System (GLAS) space LiDAR data are used to attribute a MODerate resolution Imaging Spectrometer (MODIS) 500 m land cover classification of a 10° latitude by 12° longitude study area in south-central Siberia.

This "novel" condition alone cannot be used to attribute a causal role to these variants; in fact, any dataset of either healthy or unhealthy individuals will contain an large proportion of private variants, even taking into account the fact that there are more than 8700 complete or semi-complete genomes available in the literature to date (http://www.phylotree.org/).org/

The experts' responses were used to attribute a score to each question.

Several reference sources were used to attribute a cost to these tests [ 26- 29].

The recently published French EDI (European Deprivation Index) was used to attribute a social deprivation score to the IRIS [ 10].

Considering that CO2 released by soils may enter the buildings (e.g., through pipes, cracks in the floor, and/or the contact between floor and walls), CO2 degassing maps produced for Ribeira Quente village [ 14, 26] were used to attribute a CO2 flux value to each building.

The rank of the median intensities across all 3 cell lines for all targets were used to attribute an intensity quantile bin to a given target.

This can be used to attribute identity to a specific AP from that collection location.

In other words, Bohr denied that classical concepts could be used to attribute properties to a physical world in-itself behind the phenomena, i.e. properties different from those being observed.

For example, a method commonly used to attribute Salmonella spp. infections to a specific source uses strain collections representative of the pathogen in each of these sources (7 ).

Given that a model was used to attribute exposure to cases and controls, a random misclassification could have reduced the effect estimates.