Sentence examples for weekly time step from inspiring English sources

The monthly time step is better suited to the temporally coarse archived GCM output than weekly time step used in real-time prediction [51].

Wildebeest move at a weekly time step across the landscape, and their movements and local population growth are determined by a quantity we call Z, an index of resource availability.

The temporal resolution was refined to a weekly time step, since the success of an emergency vaccination depends on the time of introduction of rabies into the fox population, the time until detection of the epidemic, and the timing of the initial vaccination campaign [ 7, 17, 20].

For the RAF outbreaks, with data reported only at weekly time steps, there is little information to allow MCMC estimation to separate the effects of changing serial interval from the effects of changing R0; likewise it was difficult to make inferences about the relative contributions of Te and Ti to the serial interval.

SimHerd is a dynamic, stochastic and mechanistic model that predicts the production and states of a dairy herd over time by simulating changes by weekly time steps [ 13].

The following describes a particular example of how the classification was performed: if a pig was shedding at a specific testing time, it was considered infectious in the nearest bi-weekly time step, until it became bacteriologically negative, after which it was considered a carrier (in the nearest bi-weekly time step).

If a pig was serologically positive, in the presence of a negative culture, it was considered infected and therefore classified as infectious for at least four weeks, from the nearest bi-weekly time step prior the testing time.

The state is updated according to weekly time-steps.

The NO3˗N concentrations were only measured at daily time steps during the period 1997 2003 (green circle points), while for the earlier periods 1983 1987 and 1989 1996, they were measured at weekly and bi-weekly time steps, presented here with blue diamond and red triangle markers, respectively.

Because of the nature of the data, time t is now defined in discrete consecutive (bi-weekly) time steps.

In this study, we collected diatom samples of 9 sites (4 tile drainage, TD, and 5 river sites, Ri) in a German lowland catchment at a weekly or biweekly time step from March to July 2013 with the aim of testing the suitability of diatoms for tile drainage flow, which is typical for lowland catchment.