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Also, a parametric study is performed to evaluate the effect of elevation and mass flow rate ratio on typical performance parameters such as effectiveness for rating calculations while surface area for design calculations.

Thus the factor rankings presented here indicate an additional effect of elevation and aspect not already explained by FC alone.

There were differences between districts in the effect of elevation and infection probability (p<0.0001), with the odds of infection reducing by about a half for each 100 m elevation in Dedza, but with no corresponding association found in Mangochi.

Plots were located in a narrow elevational belt (2134 2438 m) to minimize the known covariant effects of elevation and moisture on lichen communities.

We converted the categorical attribute of SITECLCD to a continuous attribute of site productivity (C) by accounting for the effects of elevation and slope with a linear model: C={alpha}_0+{alpha}_1cdot SITECLCD+{alpha}_2cdot E+{alpha}_3cdot S (2 where α 0 through α 3 were coefficients to be estimated by ordinary least squares (Table 3).

This is suggested by the identification of mean annual precipitation rather than land cover as the key factor in the predicted monkeypox niche, as well as inclusion of effects of elevation and aspect as influential elements in the model.

However, because of the significant interactions, especially between elevation and habitat, the data must be analysed separately for each habitat to determine the effects of elevation and change in elevation.

Despite these dominant effects of elevation and habitat, the amount of sand accretion or loss (disturbance) at each site also had a significant effect on the plant community structure, which has implications for the effects of climate change.

For Elaphoglossum, survival was lower in mats transplanted to another site at the same elevation than in undisturbed controls, but there was no effect of elevation on survival or any interaction between elevation and transplantation (Table 4, Figure 1).

Even when the driving effect of elevation is controlled, significant relationships remain between crown transparency and needle weight and δ18O.

The effect of slope gets stronger for higher standard deviations of elevation and the effect of the standard deviation of elevation, measuring the variation of elevation within a sub-watershed, gets stronger for steeper slopes.