Sentence examples for values referring from inspiring English sources

In June 1939 the International Meteorological Committee adopted a table of values referring to an anemometer at a height of 6 metres (20 feet).

In this study, we estimate land cover fraction at a satellite pixel scale by employing an existing 'Mean-Sensitivity Unmixing Algorithm' (MSUA), which is based on a state space defined by two key variables: (1) mean pixel values (referring to mean vegetation states), and (2) inter-annual sensitivity of pixel values to precipitation (referring to vegetation sensitivity to precipitation).

The GHGs emissions of these systems varied from 19.5 to 25.9 kg CO2-eq per kg of lamb live weight, or 39.0 51.7 kg CO2-eq per kg of lamb meat, with highest values referring to the pasture-based livestock system.

Seen epistemologically, the internal quality criteria ought to represent the level of validity that refers to constitutive values (referring to sound methodological procedures), while the external quality criteria amount to contextual values (referring to personal or group values).

After screening unrealistic values, referring to the mean temperature profile obtained by radiosondes, we obtained the temperature profiles for the five beam directions.

From these, we extracted the values referring to true peak temperatures and mass variations of the main thermogravimetric steps and TG residues at 1000°C (see TG and DTG curves of studied samples in Figure 1).

Values refer to standardized beta weights.

P values refer to slope different from zero.

Values refer to the median within a group.

The R2 and P values refer to the most parsimonious model fitted for each disease stage.

For general information on specifying attribute values, refer to "ahelp attributes" and "ahelp setget".