Sentence examples for mean elevation in from inspiring English sources

Mean elevation in the region is 1,334.1 m.

was used to calculate mean elevation in each county of occurrence.

The mean elevation in counties where A.I. subpopulation genotypes were isolated was significantly lower (451.7 m, standard error [SE] 84.9; U = 211.5, p<0.001, by Mann-Whitney U test) than the mean elevation in counties where A.II. subpopulation genotypes were isolated (1,400.9 m, SE 175.2).

Among the evaluable subjects (N=35), 90 days after treatment, 30 (86%) were judged by blinded observers to show clinically significant brow-lift with a mean elevation in eyebrow height of 1.7 mm.

We introduce a method of delimiting lake shorelines by a pixel method which produces a mean elevation surface in the SRTM DEM; this technique results in accurate estimates of shoreline elevation and corresponding lake areas and volumes.

Visual inspection of the Bland-Altman plots revealed obvious relationships between the difference and the mean, i.e. the greater the mean elevation angle (ergo in this study also the goniometer-set elevation angle), the greater the discrepancy between goniometer-set and SMA-derived angles (flexion: r = 0.742, p < 0.001; abduction: r = 0.665, p < 0.001).

For that reason, we also examined individual species fate in terms of projected geographic shifts in species' mean elevation, range centroid, and percent change in range size.

Based on documented high prevalence of AE and observed fencing practices in the area (8 ), Qiwu, Yiniu, and Xiazha townships in Shiqu County of Ganzi Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, located at a mean elevation of 4,200 m in northwest Sichuan Province, were selected as study sites to carry out investigations in spring and autumn 2003.

The difference in mean elevation between the two hemispheres is roughly 6 km (3.7 miles).

Three distinct regions with respect to the mean elevation were spatially distributed in increasing mean elevation from SE to NW, producing stair-step topography at a regional scale.

With increases in mean elevation, highland temperatures fall, monsoonal circulation along the eastern front of the Cordillera is enhanced, and wet season (generally spring and summer) precipitation increases.