Sentence examples for mean elevation for from inspiring English sources

A study showed that the mean elevation for S. grandis was 755 m ± 23.3 m, compared with the lower results of S. speciosus (219 m ± 4.7 m), S. convallis (582 m ± 30.9 m) and S. hogardii (18 m ± 5 m).

For 272 births where elevation of maternal residence was missing, elevation was imputed using mean elevation for maternal ZIP code.

The mean elevation for the nine LMU classes ranged from an average low of 1,446 m for northerly canyons to an average high of neutral mid-slopes at 1,872 m (Table  1).

Additionally, a t-test was used to assess the significance of the difference between mean elevations for case and control high overlap areas during each of the annual periods.

Uxbridge lies at a mean elevation of 40 m above mean sea level.

The average elevation within the epidemiological risk zones also demonstrated a temporal trend, with a decreasing mean elevation over time (decreasing from 1098 m during the first annual period, to 1048 m in the fourth annual period; see Figure 6), while the average elevation for the control high overlap areas remained relatively constant over the study period.

Habitat divisions were established a priori using thresholds of 165 m, 15°, and zero for mean elevation, slope, and convexity respectively.

Azimuth is varied from for a constant mean elevation and.

We asked whether deviation from mean elevation (DEV) was a better method for landform classification than TPI.

This GIS was used to calculate, for each municipality, the mean elevation and the proportion of total area covered by each land-cover class.

In terms of lesion size, both mean elevation and base were larger with USB for measuring IPE cysts and iris melanoma, whereas for iris naevus, the mean base measured greater with AS-OCT.