Sentence examples for difference in the elevation from inspiring English sources

Total relief of the basin is the difference in the elevation between the highest point and the lowest point on the valley floor of the river basin.

Difference in the elevation between the highest point of a basin and the lowest point on the valley floor is termed as the total relief of that river basin.

Moreover there was a small, but significant difference in the elevation of sites sampled for the eastern and western populations (with western sites being at slightly lower mean elevations) and elevation was significantly positively associated with the prevalence of both ticks and haemogregarines.

In a small study with only 14 first-episode schizophrenic patients, comparing PRL levels at baseline with those after 12 weeks of treatment with quetiapine, Tauscher-Wisniewski et al. [ 358] found no significant difference in the elevation of PRL.

Taguchi (1993) reported no significant difference in the elevations of notches from Shirahama to Koina; coastal landforms were not observed west of Koina (Fig. 1).

Peeper pore water profiles above the oxidation front in acid sulfate soils (ASS) revealed unexpected differences in the elevation of the concentration maxima for chemical element species.

Significant differences in the elevation of late Pleistocene interstadial coastal strata have been noted at the global scale resulting from the combined effects of tectonism, proximity of field sites to Pleistocene ice sheets, and the variable effects of glacio-hydro-isostatic adjustment processes.

However, there can be great interindividual differences in the elevation of the serum PRL levels due to risperidone treatment.

Further experiments demonstrated that pak choi seedlings exert stronger rise of indole GS levels upon MeJA application than adult plants [ 28], while in Arabidopsis no differences in the elevation between seedlings and adult rosette leaves were detectable (data not shown).

Differences in the elevation height can be observed as a function of surface type, with the GalNAcα giving rise to average values of 7.9 and 8.6 Å, for hydrophilic and hydrophobic surfaces, respectively.

A comparative analysis between the three groups indicated that there was no significant difference in the anterior elevation; however the posterior elevation was significantly more in eyes with buckle.