Sentence examples for linked to the depth from inspiring English sources

With the new research revealing that these hormones are also linked to the depth of a man's voice, Puts believes that a low pitch could indicate to women that a man is in fine fettle.

The accuracy of the results depends on the noise level and signal level, the latter parameter being linked to the depth and volume of the karstic conduit and the water content in the limestone matrix.

The risk of bleeding is, however, not straightforwardly linked to the depth of thrombocytopenia, in the context of a sustained production of platelets, and additional parameters in the critically ill patient may interfere; indeed, the risk of bleeding is also increased for platelet counts between 50 and 100 × 109/L [8, 9, 222, 229].

The parameters key to the success of an assembly, particularly the overlap length or k-mer size in de Bruijn assembly, are tightly linked to the depth of coverage.

Annotations were compared at the same level (i.e., level 3 or 4) to avoid redundancy-bias linked to the possible non-homogenous depth of the different branches of the GO hierarchy.

For the smaller TiO2 nano-sized materials (AK1 and MTi5), a more pronounced decrease in band intensity when x > 0.3 for LixTiO2, was observed and may be related to the decrease in the optical skin depth linked to the conductivity increase as lithiation proceeds.

Studies have shown that the Curie point depth is linked to the geological context.

This strong lateral variation of the Moho depth is linked to the structure of the mantle wedge corner and will be discussed later in this paper.

Lateral thermal erosion along the lakeshore was linked to the lake-bottom temperature and lake depth.

The depths of hypocenters linked to the eruption are shallower than 3.5 km (Kato et al. 2015; Maeda et al. 2015).

In amplicon sequencing, the depth of coverage is tightly linked to the number of amplicons being pooled.