Sentence examples for lake classifications from inspiring English sources

The lake classifications obtained from the PMPL and ESMI were highly consistent and the relationship between these metrics was relatively strong (R = 0.66, p < 0.001).

Dividing the domain of calculated curves into regions of permanent, land-cover change sensitive, and ephemeral lakes allows for comparison of model predicted lake classification with lake sediment records.

It is mentioned that Lamparelli in 2004 has changed the Carlson index and finally the boundary of lakes classification in terms of trophic state, by using the changes in the empirical coefficients in the TSI estimation.

Besides, the limitations of spatial pattern analysis of lake variations classification based on cluster analysis and the possible primary causes of lake level fluctuations are discussed.

For instance, in the early 1900s, Thienemann (1925) and Naumann (1932) developed lake trophic classification schemes that basically recognized differences between lowland, nutrient rich (eutrophic) and alpine, nutrient poor (oligotrophic) ecosystems.

However, in the 'cooler' Thirlmere Lakes fire, their respective classifications differed significantly.

TSI method has been proved as the most suitable and acceptable method for trophic classifications of lakes (Xu 2008).

Our classification of lake types and corresponding isotopic evolution patterns are likely typical of other thermokarst landscapes and their identification could be used to better predict hydrological responses to ongoing climate change.

In contrast, genetic parallelism appears to be absent between East and Témiscouata lakes with a classification error rate of 40.5%.

Ciscoes, or lake herring, Leucichthys (in some classifications, Coregonus) artedi, are herringlike food and sport fishes.

Geomorphic classification of the lake margin forms and environments served as a guide for soil sampling.