Sentence examples for average extent of from inspiring English sources

In Antarctica, the average extent of sea ice in November was 14.54m sq km (5.61m sq miles), which is 1.81m sq km (699,000 sq miles) below the 1981 to 2010 average.

We prove that the iterative application of the algorithm gradually reduces the average extent of the propagation per target triangle, tending to affect only two triangles.

d Average extent of snow cover for March May in Eurasia, data from Rutgers University Snow Lab (http://climate.rutgers.edu/snowcover/chart_seasonal.php?ui_set=eurasia&ui_season=2; T. Estilow, personal communication, 2013).

In four study regions, the average extent of improvement (61.6%) in simulating soil moisture using the new approach based on the CNOP-P is larger than that (53.4%) using the one-at-a-time (OAT) approach.

The average extent of bony ingrowth at the perimeter of the tantalum in Group A was 2.5% compared with 12.5% in Group B. Similarly, the volume of bony ingrowth within the tantalum was 2.5% in Group A and 10% in Group B. The difference was not statistically significant.

The average extent of burnt area during the last 15 years over Russia is estimated at 10 13 × 106 ha year−1 with the post-fire forest mortality rate of 1.76 × 106 ha year−1 (Krylov et al. 2014; Bartalev et al. 2015).

A correlation of SASA at the peptide level (calculated as an average of the SASA for the individual amino acids comprising the region) and the average extents of HDX for the corresponding peptide regions confirmed our assignment of model D as the best homology model of DHCC.

"By catching up on sleep on the weekends, people are reducing average extent and severity of the effects of sleep deprivation," Gangwisch added by email.

Interestingly, scores from the five HRCT slices were summed and divided by the total number of slices to calculate the average extent score for each of the variables.

Table 5 shows that unlike the trend for the whole Arctic as an aggregate (e.g. see Table 1), the most pronounced declines in average extent in the Sea of Okhotsk have been in the first quarter months (January, February, March).

This was just half of its average extent during the nineteen-eighties and nineties, and nearly twenty per cent less than its extent in 2007, the previous record-low year.