Sentence examples for below this depth from inspiring English sources

Below this depth, porosity varies as a function of the grain-size distribution.

Below this depth the temperature increases steadily under the influence of heat from the Earth's interior.

Below this depth, net oxygen consumption due to respiration had a magnitude equal to 15% that of the total oxygen production above the compensation depth.

Below this depth, the pressures are so high that perovskite is compressed into a phase known as post-perovskite, which comprises a layer 125 miles thick at the core-mantle boundary.

Between 6 and 14 m depth, the damage was much less (14% from 6 to 10 and 7% from 10 to 14 m depth); below this depth, no damage was observed.

Lignin enhances SOC accumulation only in the very surface soil (0 5 cm) but not below this depth, rendering the restoration of subsoil C stocks difficult in these ecosystems.

Ikehara et al. (1994) suggested that the thick dark layer deposited during the LGM only occurs in water depths greater than 500 m, suggesting that the redox boundary was below ~ 500 m and that environments below and above this depth were quite different during glacial maxima compared with other periods.

As discussed below, this kind of in-depth phylogenetic analysis allows evaluation of the evolutionary distance of each T. japonicus ABC transporter across the different families.> All T. japonicus ABC transporters possessed one or two conserved NBDs in their amino acid sequences.

The sea floor at the eruption site is 130 metres (426 ft) below sea level, and at this depth volcanic emissions and explosions would be suppressed, quenched and dissipated by the water pressure and density.

The temperature gradient below the depth of 3000 m is twice as much as one above this depth.

Both CSFE and QD fluorescence could be resolved at depths down to ∼200 µm beneath the capsule, but only QD fluorescence remained visible below this, at depths up to 400 µm (data not shown).