Sentence examples for mean annual value from inspiring English sources

Its climate is warm and dry, with temperatures between 15.0°C and 20.0°C, relative humidity mean annual value around 60%. Rainfall occurs predominantly in summer (average annual rainfall of 500 to 1000 cubic millimeters) [ 27].

These changes were greater during the first time-period (1954-80/83) than in the more recent period (1980/83-2006), with a mean annual value that decreased from +5.18 to +1.33 ha/year and from +4.08 to +1.96 ha/year in the abandoned and managed watersheds, respectively.

The mean annual value of Weibull shape parameter k is between 4.05 and 5.10, while the annual value of scale parameter c is between 3.96 and 5.87 m/s.   3.

It was further shown that the mean annual value of the most probable wind speed are 5.47, 3.72 and 3.50 m/s for Enugu, Owerri and Onitsha, respectively, while the respective annual value of the wind speed carrying maximum energy are 6.48, 4.33 and 3.90 m/s.

The mean annual value of a CIHR-funded salary award was $53.6 thousand and there was no significant difference in mean or median value between clinician-scientists and non-clinical PhDs (p-value 0.11 and 0.32, respectively).

With respect to the 'Clinician Scientist Phase 1 award', 87 award winners received support over the study period at a mean annual value of $43 thousand; there was no shift apparent in the number of annual awards.

Figure 6 Development of dust deposition in Wetzlar and Giessen (mean annual values).

The results show a very slight difference in mean annual values between the two methods.

Mean annual precipitation in the core Atacama is extremely low, with mean annual values mostly below 4 mm/m2 (ref.6).

These data revealed a 17-year17-year of its mean annual values, as well as amplitudes and phases of the first two harmonics of its annual variation.

The concentration of dissolved organic carbon (DOC) was influenced by water temperature, precipitation, stream gradient, discharge, and percentage of peatland in the catchment area and its mean annual values by rivers varied from 9.2 to 27.7 mg L−1.