sif
Britishadjective
Etymology
Origin of sif
C20: from syphilitic
Example Sentences
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Daniel Garnham, general secretary of the SIF, said his team had been trying to "bring" Clearsprings "to the table for weeks now".
From BBC
Staff will be asked to carry out cleaning work under their new contracts, and will be paid less, the SIF says.
From BBC
"However, they are expensive and are distributed over limited sites across the globe. Satellite SIF can provide us spatially continuous data. However, fully utilizing satellite SIF for photosynthesis monitoring requires a mechanistic understanding of the relationship between the two."
From Science Daily
This comprehensive dataset provided in this study can be used to gain insights into the mechanistic relationship between far-red SIF and canopy-level photosynthesis.
From Science Daily
This relationship is critical for interpreting SIF readings accurately, whether they come from ground-based observations or satellite imagery.
From Science Daily
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