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Fig. 5 Geometric Mean Diameter (GMD) and Mean Weight Diameter (MWD) across the different land uses.

The aggregation indices used were the mean weight diameter (MWD), geometric mean diameter (GMD) and the aggregate stability index (AS%).

The mean weight diameter under the various land use conditions was 0.68, 0.64, 0.58, and 0 41 respectively.

Results showed that P5S5 increased macro aggregates >0.25 mm and mean weight diameter (MWD) over other treatments.

A wet sieving method was used to determine aggregate size distribution (ASD), and mean weight diameter (MWD) as indices of soil aggregate stability.

Soil aggregation is an index of soil structure measured by mean weight diameter (MWD) or scaling factors often interpreted as fragmentation fractal dimensions (Df).

Spatial structures of the mean weight-diameter (MWD, mm), water-stable aggregates greater than 0.25 mm (WSA>0.25, %) and K factors were investigated by using classical statistics, semivariograms, Local Indicators of Spatial Association (LISA), spatial interpretation, and spatial overlay in a small catchment of the Loess Plateau, China (LPC).

Compared with chemical fertilization alone (NPK), NPKM not only significantly improved soil aggregation but also efficiently activated the iron oxides as indicated by an increase in the aggregate mean-weight diameter (MWD) and the Feo content.

This included birth weight and mean biparietal diameter measurements.

A Vertex-Centroid Design was used to find the optimal levels of factors for the chosen dependent variables, geometric mean diameter by weight and moisture content.

For example, in the gas evaporation method, the mean particle diameter is controlled by molecular weight and pressure of the inert gas, which are convenient to produce various diameters of Bi particles.