Sentence examples for export flux from inspiring English sources

These stream networks were monitored for both their DOC concentration and export (flux per unit area).

The atmospheric depositional 10Be flux is estimated to be balanced with the streams' dissolved and particulate meteoric 10Be export flux to within a factor of two.

Also, the low attenuation of export flux from 60 to 150 m is consistent with that between 150 and 500 m.

This maintains a steady balance between organic and inorganic production, relevant to the ballasting of organic matter and the export flux of carbon from this important upwelling region.

Background cratonic denudation results in a clastic export flux of ~ 4 t/km2/year, which is limited by low denudation efficiency of slope processes and correlatively high regolith storage capacity of tropical shields.

The silicate weathering flux out of the weathering profile, measured on small creeks, amounts to 84% of the profile's export flux; the remaining 16% is contributed by non-silicate, atmospheric-derived input.

These results may be used to simulate minimum export fluxes of drainage basins of constrained size over geological timescales.

These salient characteristics of shields' surface dynamics would tend to smooth the riverine export fluxes of shields through geological time.

The instantaneous export fluxes of dissolved organic carbon (DOC), chromophoric DOM (CDOM), and fluorescent components were all enhanced during peak flows.

Particulate carbon (PC), particulate nitrogen (PN) and biogenic silica (bSiO2) export fluxes were determined using water-column PC, PN, and bSiO2 inventories and the residence times of 210Po.

Mass-balance studies show that the magnitude of observed export fluxes of DSi is similar to modeled and experimental results for BSi recycling fluxes (Struyf et al. 2007a, b).