They are produced within a characteristic depth scale of about 1 m, which means that the measured concentrations record an integrated denudation history while material passed through this depth interval.
The depth scale of marine sediments collected by coring is of key importance for the precise calculation of sedimentation rates and fluxes.
Accordingly, note that the 8.2-to-55-cmcd 8.2-to-55-cmcd 8.2-to-55-cmcd 8.2-to-55-cmcdprofilequivalentl has paleomagnetoc dathedepthed both from AF and TH demagnetization techniquescale
It would be also noted that in five depth levels (14.8, 21.4, 26.5, 31.5, 43.0 cmcd; 13.7, 20.3, 25.3, 29.7, 38.0 cm in the raw depth scale of the GSDS2 profile) the TH demagnetizations could isolate two different directions in the 280 580 °C range (Fig. 5; Fig. 12; Additional file 1: Table S4).
The assigned depth scale of RGB value for Section U1424B-2H-2 is 6.5 cm shallower in LIMS database because the top 6.5 cm interval of this section was not included in the cropped digital image due to an error during the operation.
The universality observed in the depth scaling of protein phylogenies is even more remarkable when protein phylogenies are compared with the species phylogenies [ 7] obtained from the TreeBASE database.
In total, we were able to identify 449 proteins from the M. tuberculosis H37Rv culture filtrate fractions (comprising mainly extracellular proteins), representing a more in depth scale of identification from the previous study [ 18], a difference explainable solely on better MS instrumentation.
The depth-scale of Site U1426 was converted to an age scale via correlation with Site U1427.
Parameter (D) represents the depth scale for vertical distribution of heat-generating elements.
Surface hydrogeophysical methods, such as ground-penetrating radar (GPR), have the capacity to provide field-scale soil moisture information across a range of depth scales.
