Sentences with phrase «average growth curves»

These are average growth curves for wild, mother - raised baby cottontails.

Since every puppy is different, the average growth curve may notmatch exactly.

Every puppy is different, so expect the average growth curve to look different as well.

Since every puppy is different, the average growth curve may not match exactly.

So you KNOW that RCS can use a number of functions to fit the average growth curve, but you chose in your post to criticise it on the basis of just one?

So you KNOW that RCS relies on using tree growth spread through the chronology to best derive the average growth curve, but you chose in your post to split up the series by time before calculating your RCS curves?

Not exact matches

While the combination of rapid credit growth and below - average interest rates suggests that financial conditions remain expansionary, the slope of the yield curve, as measured by the spread between the yield on 10 - year bonds and the cash rate, suggests a somewhat different picture.

However, given time and the law of averages, profit opportunities began to fade (the returns on assets tell this story) so they had to go farther out on the risk curve to sustain income growth.

If it is any consolation, the average efficiency of coal plants in China has been rising decisively — that doesn't bend down the emissions curve, but it slows the growth.

Additional chart info: the red - dotted curve is a basic 36 - month moving average; the green curve is 6th order fitted trend of monthly measurements; and the grey area represents the cumulative per cent growth of atmospheric CO2 levels.

The trend at the end of the 20th century was twice the average trend of the 20th century, and AGW would predict that ratio based on the CO2 growth curve.

The 1700's also has a depressed chronology: the RCS curve for the Yamal 12 sits below the full RCS curve in DO's plot simply because temperatures during the period of early growth of these 12 trees were below average, if not necessarily the lowest.

That could induce the apparently u-shaped age / growth curve across populations and subpopulations, even if every single tree has its own unique, on - average linear growth rate.

The average growth (age) pattern of the four «dead» cores is close to the regional curve for the first 100 years before diverging upwards.

The whole point of the exercise is that I can calculate the growth curve used if the process for calculating the chronology was to divide by the growth curve and then average the results for a given year.

Thus, the environmental effect tended to average out and no «life» group had a dominant influence in determining the shape of the growth curve.

The other aspect of this post, which is to look at the RCS average curve for subsets of the data, and then express surprise when differences are found, completely misses the point of the RCS method in the first place which is to first remove the common growth - related signal from the entire series before looking at any environmental influence.

Kenneth, Ihave figured out that the dendros «cheat» by fitting their growth curves to precalculated averages for each age year.

If you are looking at the hybrid non-linear situation where the growth curve adjustment is applied as a ratio, but the estimation of the climate effect is done as an average, then the calculations can be problematical and I would suggest an iterative procedure.

In tree ring chronologies, the traditional method has been to divide out a growth curve and then to average out the results to form the chronology.