Sentence examples for because the average distance from inspiring English sources

Because the average distance between neighbouring ECA-meadows in Swiss grassland is only 73±± 4 m, the current agri-environment scheme very likely enhances arthropod diversity and possibly associated ecosystem services in the Swiss agricultural landscape at large.

These points are classified as belonging to (M_{2}) because the average distance to the corresponding nearest points in (M_{2}) is lower than the average distance to the nearest points in (M_{1}).

Then, one may consider a QD layer as a single ensemble of interacting centers because the average distance between QDs' apexes is about 13 nm whereas QDs' bases adjoin.

Further, the ordering of side chains in the amorphous phase anticipates the interchain distance characteristic for the crystalline-like arrangements of side chains in the biaxially oriented films, because the average distance between side chains calculated from all incommensurate structures is 4.8 Å, i.e. precisely the distance found between clustered side chains in the amorphous phase.

The electron's energy raises when n increases because the (average) distance to the nucleus increases.

Nonetheless, Barlow & Taylor (2005) showed that their sperm whale density estimates are insensitive to the assumed depth because the average distances are quite large and hence the difference in slant and horizontal distance is small compared to the scale of the distances involved.

The hydrogen bond between Ser-NH and His-CO observed in H-type chains is weak because the average distances in various human SOD1s including our structure are 3.2 Å (the means and standard deviation of our structure: 3.22±0.90 Å; and other human SOD1: 3.23±0.16 Å).

This fluctuation was different in the different strains (Sessions by Stains by Trial pairs interaction: F12,112 = 1.93, p < 0.0376), probably because the difference between the average distance to the platform in odd and even trials reversed in the F344 rats in the third and fourth sessions.

Optimal matching was chosen because it aims to minimize the average distance between the treatment and comparison groups.

As explained earlier, this assumption is most reasonable because, for this doping concentration regime, the average distance between neighboring P-donors is significantly larger that 2 × r B. Under such conditions, clusters of several donors are statistically unlikely to be formed.

This was because of a marginal decrease (30%) in the average distance between fields and weather stations (from 10too 7 km).