Sentence examples for depth layer of from inspiring English sources

A 3 cm depth layer of uncontaminated fine gravels, obtained from Nottingham (UK), was placed in the bottom and uniformly levelled (Fig. 2a).

Figure 4b shows the mean circulation for the depth layer of maximum cod larval abundance (30 33 m).

An average warming of 0.1°C has occurred in the 0 700 m depth layer of the ocean between 1961 and 2003 (Bindoff and others 2007).

Beside these differences in transport speed, the mean circulation is quite similar for the depth layer of cod eggs (Fig. 5a).

The depth layers of the static background scene are extracted through this way.

The SOC in soil depth layers of 0 10, 10 20, 20 40, 40 60 and 60 80 cm were reduced with afforestation of grassland but not significantly (p > 0.05), while conversion of cropland to forests (trees or shrubs) increased SOC significantly for each soil depth layer up to 60 cm depth (p < 0.05).

Diversity in terms of the Shannon-Wiener index (H') wasalso significantly higher in the reference samples (3.0±0.08) compared to both depth layers of the colonisationtubes (p≤0.05).

The morphometric class distribution in both 5 cm depth layers of the colonised sediments shifted from the reference distribution in a different way but lacked this distinct group of short, stout morphotypes, represented by the genera Desmoscolex and Tricoma, in common.

Results from the SIMPER analysis based on the relative abundance data are complementary to the ANOSIM and MID results and revealed that differences between the references and both depth layers of the colonised azoic sediments were mainly due to higher proportions of Sabatieria in the colonised sediments.

The dataset includes 129 147 unassembled Sanger sequencing reads (~700 bp read length) from 10 samples according to different depth layers of the mat.

The depth layers of these three global grids are combined and the average of the two most similar depth values is used to average out inconsistencies between the three bathymetric layers.