Sentence examples for depth class from inspiring English sources

Low estimates assumed all peatlands within each depth class were at the low end of the depth class.

The distribution of peatlands in each depth class differs among Papua, Sumatra, and Kalimantan.

Peatlands in Papua are assigned to shallower depths: 67% are within the 50 100 cm depth class, about 22% are within the 200 300 cm depth class, and no peatlands are mapped to be deeper than 300 cm.

We calculated peat area, volume, and carbon stores for each depth class, aggregated them across all depths, and compared results from each map source.

In the >200 cm depth class values of 300, 750, and 1000 were used for low, medium and high estimates respectively.

Medium estimates assumed the depth of all peatlands within a given class were at the midpoint (i.e. 150 cm used for the 100 200 cm depth class), and high estimates assumed all peatlands within a given depth class were the highest end of the class (i.e. 200 cm used for the 100 200 cm interval).

The 5.46 GtC difference in medium carbon storage estimates is distributed similarly across depth classes: there is a 2.76 GtC difference for depth classes <200 cm and a 2.70 GtC difference for depth classes >200 cm.

Each map reports peat depth as intervals, and depth classes are inconsistent.

soil probability areas mostly concur with the shallowest critical sulfide depth classes (0 to 0.4 m).

Similar to the WI maps, peatland distribution across depth classes differs among islands.

The predictive accuracy of the discriminant functions was slightly improved by optimising the thresholds between sample depth classes.