Changes to channel morphology reflect geomorphic work by flood events of differing magnitude and frequency.
In addition, we sought to identify functional modules that are commonly affected by these two insults of differing magnitude and duration.
Since the surface irradiance differed by magnitudes over the days of the measurements, the accuracy of the data varied significantly too, which made a straightforward correlation of the different spectral ranges with the depth maxima difficult.
The mean offsets differ in polarity with magnitudes differing by a factor of 2.4, enforcing the notion that the along-track and cross-track components of the measured ion drift need to be handled separately.
The following two examples showed the estimates across models could differ by magnitude and direction.
As shown, most combinations fall along the linear axis, indicating that, even for GxE genes, the basic environmental response is the same, differing only by magnitude at a particular point.
These genes span sets of extremely diverse classes of viruses, often possessing different reproduction strategies and differing by three orders of magnitude in genome size.
However, one of the basic requirements for realistic bicompartmental fitting is that there are two exponential decay processes with very different time constants, preferentially differing by an order of magnitude.
A series of studies have now shown that 6-month-old babies can use the analog magnitude system successfully so long as the magnitudes differ by a 2 1 ratio.
A striking feature of these investigations was the vast variation of reported irisin levels, differing by orders of magnitude even in healthy subjects.
