The phrase "at the same depth than" is not correct in English.
The correct expression is "at the same depth as."
Example: "The two wells were drilled at the same depth as each other to ensure consistent water quality."
Alternatives: "at the same level as" or "at an equal depth to."
The conical shape forms deeper vortexes and shows higher velocities at the same depth than the cylindrical shape.
Similarly to the case of full length chromosome, the AUPRC for SNPs was higher at the same depth than for indels.
As it is expected, the AUPRC was lower at low depths and increased with higher coverage, and for SNPs, the AUPRC was higher at the same depth than for indels.
In order to visualize any posterior acoustic shadowing, focal zones were placed at the same depth as or slightly deeper than the lithiasis, with careful control of the grey-scale gain setting.
Especially it was found that in the seasonal ground temperature-decreasing period, the temperature of the permafrost at a depth of 3.5 m below the base of the embankment in TCVE decreased faster than at the same depth below the DVE.
The fact that cuttings are much finer in gas-drilling than in liquid-drilling at the same depth tends to support the principle of thermal failure more than the other two principles.
On the other hand, the reservoir temperature in the well C3 is higher than well C2 at the same depth of 14000 ft, from aforementioned study.
Although the concentration of Cl− in borehole groundwater increased with depth, that in the groundwater seepages were higher than in boreholes at the same depth (−300 m) (Table 1).
The human and feline skeletons, lying less than 18 inches apart, were buried at the same depth and in the same sediment and were similarly preserved.
At the same depth, the deformation calculated by the additive decomposition model is smaller than that by the polar decomposition model.
The 〈ρ〉 along the muon path through this region is about 6% lower than that through the surrounding area at the same depth (Fig. 1).
