Sentence examples for m depth range from inspiring English sources

The monitoring wells are grouped in 6 nests and span the 5 91 m depth range.

The QTP's permafrost region contains ~67.2 Pg of soil organic carbon (SOC), and SOC storage in the 0 1 m depth range was ~15.29 Pg17.

It is worth noticing that there are two exceptions: (1) the ranges of 15 65 m in depth in summer and (2) the 30 70 m depth range in autumn.

Most of the HYCOM temperature values are lower than the CTD data except in the ranges of 15 65 m depth in summer and in the 30 70 m depth range in autumn.

The percent coverage of RSD substrate varied with depth, with 88% occurring in the 20 80 m depth range, and increased with proximity to bedrock reef substrate.

Near-shore benthic biotopes, in the 2 30 m depth range, were analyzed and mapped using a combination of biological, sedimentary and acoustic data to interrogate the utility of these methods.

SOC stores (to 0.3 m depth) ranged between 33 and 55 Mg ha−1, with no statistically significant differences between tree species and adjacent farmland.

Concentrations of nitrate-N in soil water extracted by centrifugation from samples collected at 0.3-0.4 0.3-0.4 ranged between 0.004 and 0.041 mg N L-1 andepthranged0.018 mg N L-1.

In the 80 90 m and 70 80 m depth ranges of the southern flank the density of P. clavata progressively increased (up to 7.8 colonies m−2) while that of E. cavolinii decreased (to 4.5 colonies m−2) (Fig. 4).

Each depth-temperature observation was assigned to its closest grid point and if more than one observation was found within a 3-hr (time) by 4-m (depth) range of a certain grid point, those values were averaged before entering the grid.

Phormium tenax growth decreased rapidly in standing water >0.25 m depth, C. secta growth increased initially with depth but then decreased at depths >0.30 m, accompanied by increased shoot height and decreased shoot density, and T. orientalis was unaffected by the 0- to 0.50-m depth range.