Sentence examples for depth stratification from inspiring English sources

We measured soil depth stratification ratio (0 5/10 30 cm and 0 5/30 50 cm) of soil organic C (SOC), total N, active carbon (AC), water soluble carbon (WSC), and soil enzymatic activities [dehydrogenase activity (DHA) and β-glucosidase activity (BGA)] of a Typic Haploxerert in southern Spain.

However we also found evidence of strong depth stratification in D. dianthus populations within SE Australia and New Zealand.

Discriminating which variable is responsible for the observed richness trend, given that a single variable exists, is problematic considering that most variables are correlated (e.g., wave stress and depth, stratification and temperature).

Depth stratification in the west Atlantic cold-seep fauna is first observed at regional scale in the Gulf of Mexico with known sites and communities described all along the depth gradient analysed in the present study (500 3300m).

As our methodology is scalable with respect to annotation, different features such as static and dynamic profiles, literature score, and phenotypes can give in-depth stratification of CRC across populations.

In this study we were only able to compare D. dianthus from a few depths and across just part of its known range; it is therefore important that future studies are undertaken to explore the extent of depth-stratification within this and other deep water coral species.

A destratification system was designed for a large dam based on its depth and stratification strength with the intention of destratifying the reservoir in a short time period.

The other area of physical interest is the study of instabilities and turbulence in the interior and under internal solitary waves propagating in environments of variable depth and stratification and currents and the associated impact on particle dynamics.

At present, estimates are still scarce – particularly because incorporation of ice-rafted materials into sea ice during formation or at a later stage is a very complex process that depends on the entrainment process itself, water masses, depth and stratification, and the presence of emitting sources (river outflow, thawing permafrost, etc). in the surrounding waters35.

Future research could explore these issues in greater depth using stratification by age or generation.

The more sophisticated of these also provide for detection of the depths of stratification in sedimentary materials on the lake bottom.