Sentence examples for yearly pattern from inspiring English sources
As reported in Biology Letters, the isotopic signatures in the whiskers showed a distinct yearly pattern, with the seals migrating between the subtropics and the high Antarctic, and shifting from a diet of krill in the Antarctic to fish in sub-Antarctic and subtropical waters.
These resulting models were further adjusted for 25(OH D, its dominant yearly pattern and then re-tested for subsidiary cycles.
Positive samples and genogroups varied by year with no obvious yearly pattern (Table 1).
Subsequent to the verification of unimodal nature of the yearly pattern, the seasonality in the data was modelled using a simple sinusoidal harmonic model [ 23].
Further inspection suggests a yearly pattern that recurs with near regularity for this association, such that Bac609 blooms in early springtime each year (time spots 6, 18 and 29 are February, January and March, respectively), and Bac675 blooms one month later (see Figure 4a).
Both contain the State Department's yearly Patterns of Global Terrorism, a basic document for American policy (also available directly, from www.state.gov .On Islam itself, a classic book by Edward Mortimer, Faith and Power: The Politics of Islam (Random House Faberr), is now hard to find but available in good libraries.
Given the time series length of nine years of hourly observations, many features of our model can be estimated readily, including yearly patterns and their time-varying nature.
Open image in new window Fig. 1 Modeling the German electricity system: yearly patterns in which each dot represents one of the 8760 hours.
We hypothesized that yearly patterns for kidney and lung condemnations would reflect the years during which increased respiratory disease and nephritis affected swine herds across Ontario.
While anomalies in mobility patterns can be expected, the small amount of difference over time for time-allocation for individuals suggests modest data on time activity reasonably estimates yearly patterns.
Long-term trends and seasonality were represented by a smooth function of calendar time, and a categorical variable for day of the week was forced into the model as hospital emergency room admissions showed weekly and yearly patterns.
