Sentence examples for winter data from inspiring English sources
Results show the model-derived isoprene flux to have high to moderate correlations with field observations (i.e. r2 = 0.77, r2 = 0.63, r2 = 0.37 for all 24 field measurements, subset for summer, and winter data, respectively) which indicate the robustness of the approach when applied to tropical forests at detailed level, as well as the promising role of remote sensing in isoprene mapping.
The summer and winter data sets consisted of 268 and 236 SEAS 30-min samples, respectively.
Although the general trends seen in heart rhythms during summer and winter data collection intervals were similar to those reported in previous studies, we documented natural extremes in both high and low heart rates that exceeded any previously recorded in either wild or captive bears [ 7, 19- 22].
Air temperature and insolation are the only statistically significant predictors of asthma in the continental U.S., where the air temperature appears to be the best predictor based on total annual data (annual mean air temperature: p<0.01; annual mean insolation: p = 0.17) and the insolation when only winter data is applied (winter mean insolation: p<0.05; winter mean air temperature: p = 0.31).
However, first-order removal models failed to fit summer, fall and winter data for almost every metal under investigation (Fe, Mn, dissolved Cu, dissolved As) suggesting that HRTs (<1 25 days) did not affect metal retention during these seasons.
There was no significant univariate association observed for season and temperature, with the exception of season, which showed significant deficit in average sperm count in summer and fall (compared with winter; data not shown).
Four factors were considered and included in the matrix: day, season (summer or winter), data-logger code and room code.
It mostly used 2006 data.
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"We are already providing, today, (data) caps.
Top performers in the 2012 data: Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand and Norway.
