Sentence examples for measures of elevation from inspiring English sources

Results from regression analyses found that measures of elevation and mean annual temperature were among the top ecological predictors of haemosporidia prevalence across study sites (Figs. 2, S2).

Well-drained red soils and poorly drained yellow gray soils were identified using a high-resolution spectroradiometer and soil redness was highly correlated with a measure of elevation above the valley floor.

We then use the derived quasi-potential as a measure of "elevation" to quantitatively map the epigenetic landscape, on which trajectories flow "downhill" from any location.

An approach that examines baseline and change from baseline is believed by some to provide a more quantitative and individualized measure of ALT elevation [ 13].

The claim of a 270-meter run up, which is a measure of the elevation above sea level a wave reaches on shore, is "certainly possible," says James Goff, a paleotsunami expert at University of New South Wales, Sydney, in Australia.

Arguably not, if one considers the universal goniometer itself to be a valid criterion standard measure of arm elevation.

The effect of slope gets stronger for higher standard deviations of elevation and the effect of the standard deviation of elevation, measuring the variation of elevation within a sub-watershed, gets stronger for steeper slopes.

The video footage taken by members of the public in Gukovo showed rockets leaving the launchers, so the investigative team could measure the angle of elevation at which they were fired.

Gunners controlled the range of their cannons by measuring the angle of elevation, using a "gunner's quadrant".

Gunners controlled the range of their cannon by measuring the angle of elevation, using a "gunner's quadrant".

Measure the angle of elevation to the tree's top.