Sentence examples similar to with long term time from inspiring English sources

The computational efficiency and accuracy of the method are demonstrated by comparing the results with long-term time solutions.

If one were interested solely in characterizing pollutant gradients from roadways, then the AR model may be the most appropriate model to use given the reduced uncertainty (compared with the initial additive model) and the increased physical interpretability (compared with the model with long-term time trends).

We then identified twelve bird species with long-term time-series data to test the relationship between change in overstory cover and populations trends.

Crosscorrelations with SC in the long term time scale component gave evidence of the presence of the solar cycle effect.

What I need to be doing is spending more long term time with her.

Six trials (2983 subjects) reported adherence data at a long term time point with an overall odds ratio of 1.39 (95 % CI 0.88 to 2.21) (Fig.  6).

Four trials reported mortality at a long term time point with an overall odds ratio of 0.48 (95 % CI 0.11 to 1.98).

Three trials (2240 subjects) reported disease target results at a long term time point with an overall effect of −0.44 SMD (95 % CI −1.05 to 0.17) (Fig.  5).

Specify what you want to achieve with your athlete, in a general and long term time frame.

"We should have players with long term injuries back by the time the tie comes round so hopefully we'll be at full strength.

Another study performed in an earlier time period with long term follow-up, also reports higher incidences [ 8].